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Evelyne Gebhardt: European policy without rumbling and shouting

After 28 years in the European Parliament, the German-French politician will hand over her mandate on February 1. In an interview with Jasmin Kohl, Evelyne Gebhardt talks about political low blows, her personal secret to success, European digital policy and her expectations for the German traffic light government’s European policy.
Evelyne Gebhardt has been a member of the European Parliament since 1994.

SPD politician Evelyne Gebhardt is a member of the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO) and Vice-Chair of the Delegation for Parliamentary Relations with the People’s Republic of China. Her Franco-German perspective helped her decisively in forging compromises. She is committed to a social single market with strong consumer protection, as well as gender equality. Most recently, the 67-year-old fought for a strong parliamentary position on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) as shadow rapporteur.

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