Dr. Marta Barandiy

Marta Barandiy’s election campaign stands out in the crowded field of European politics for its comprehensive and visionary approach toward shaping a European Union that is more efficient, transparent, strong, and closely aligned with the values and aspirations of its citizens. 

We gave up the supremacy of freedom and dignity—the highest values in democratic postwar society, the values that inspired revolutions and heroїsme, the values that formed the expectations of entire nations. 

Marta's personal story is deeply intertwined with Belgium, where she has lived since 2011. Despite facing challenges as an immigrant and a new mother, she navigated her way through the Belgian job market and eventually founded her own company, Djannet Consulting, in 2018.

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Dear friends, hello. Last week marked my first live stream, and today, we continue this new tradition. I hope you're ready with your questions for me. Today, I'm eager to share my Belgian story with you.

Young Belgians, particularly those poised to influence future European Parliament elections, demonstrate a progressive, engaged, and deeply concerned stance towards climate change, social issues, and the broader political landscape of both Belgium and the European Union.

A significant interview recently took place between Yuriy Romanenko and Marta Barandiy, a well-known Belgian activist of Ukrainian origin and politician with ambitions to represent a new party in the European Parliament.

Addressing the needs of people with disabilities is paramount in the pursuit of a more inclusive Europe. The European Union has made strides towards inclusivity, but the journey towards equal access and possibilities for all, particularly for people with disabilities, is ongoing.

In this compelling edition of "Unfiltered Coffee," we engage in a riveting dialogue with Marta Barandiy, a prominent figure in European Law and International Relations and a forerunner in the political arena for the VOOR U Party at the European level.

It's important to correct misconceptions and false portrayals. Despite my Ukrainian roots, I am Belgian, heart and soul. My life here, my family, and my work have shaped me. I speak the languages, know the culture, and am actively involved in our community.