Juergen Mueller serves as the Director for General Affairs and Resources at the Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MARE) within the European Commission, bringing over 24 years of extensive experience in EU institutions to his role. His leadership encompasses four critical units that are...
Juergen Mueller serves as the Director for General Affairs and Resources at the Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MARE) within the European Commission, bringing over 24 years of extensive experience in EU institutions to his role. His leadership encompasses four critical units that are integral to the operational efficiency and strategic direction of MARE. These units focus on budget management, audit, and public procurement, ensuring that resources are allocated effectively to support sustainable fisheries and maritime initiatives. Additionally, Juergen oversees inter-institutional matters, strategic programming, and communication, which are vital for fostering collaboration among EU bodies and enhancing the visibility of MARE’s objectives.
Juergen's expertise in European politics and public affairs is complemented by his strong commitment to sustainable development and climate action, aligning with the EU's broader goals of ensuring environmental protection while promoting economic growth. His proficiency in diplomacy and strategic communications enables him to navigate complex intergovernmental negotiations and advocate for policies that support the sustainable use of marine resources. Furthermore, Juergen's responsibilities extend to managing human resources, IT, and electronic document management, which are essential for maintaining operational integrity and efficiency within the Directorate-General.
With a keen understanding of legal affairs, Juergen ensures that MARE's initiatives comply with EU regulations and international agreements, reinforcing the importance of governance in maritime and fisheries management. His fluency in French and deep knowledge of international organizations further enhance his ability to engage with diverse stakeholders, making him a pivotal figure in shaping the future of maritime affairs and fisheries in Europe.
