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Some representative foreign affairs functions are also considered part of the new president's job (Photo: European Parliament)

Member states consider perks and staff for new EU president

EU member states have begun preliminary talks on some of the most political aspects of the bloc's new treaty – the office set-up for the proposed new full-time president, the shape of the diplomatic service and the power-sharing arrangement for the regular ministerial meetings in Brussels.

With the European Commission due to present the first draft of the 2009 budget later this month, EU ambassadors last week discussed a possible salary, number of staff and perks for the EU president – ...

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Some representative foreign affairs functions are also considered part of the new president's job (Photo: European Parliament)

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