A moderator and moderator has a broad knowledge of Europe and the EU, as political, economic, social and cultural aspects of Europe. This includes understanding the EU's history, institutions, policies and decision-making processes and its role on the international stage. The moderator and moderator are familiar with the EU's goals and values of promoting peace, stability, economic growth, sustainability, human rights and democracy. They are also familiar with the political structures of the EU. This includes the European Parliament, the European Commission and the Council of the European Union with their functions and powers. The moderator and moderator have an understanding of EU policy areas such as trade, environment, migration, security, and social policy. They have knowledge of the challenges and opportunities associated with them. They are also up-to-date on the latest developments within the EU. These are political discussions, legislative initiatives, international agreements and economic conditions. Their knowledge of Europe and the EU enables them to moderate discussions on the topic and helps raise awareness of the role and importance of the EU in today's world. Their insights can also inspire collaboration, engagement and action on the EU's political and societal agenda.