The document lists and describes the main institutions of the European Union. It identifies the five core institutions as the European Parliament, Council of the European Union, European Commission, Court of Justice, and Court of Auditors. It also mentions two consultative bodies, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. Finally, it characterizes the EU as a unique democratic partnership between European countries committed to cooperation.

1. Институции на Европейския съюз
Европейски парламент Европейски инвестиционен фонд
Съвет на Европейския съюз Европейски икономически и
Европейска комисия социален комитет
Европейски съд Комитет на регионите
Европейска сметна палата Европейски омбудсман
Европейска централна банка Европейски конвент
Европейска инвестиционна банка Агенции
Европейска конституция

2. There are five main EU institutions, each playing a specific role:
European Parliament: representing peoples of the Member States);
Council of the European Union: representing governments of the
Member States
European Commission: executive body of the Union
Court of Justice: ensuring compliance with the law
Court of Auditors: controlling sound and lawful management of the
EU budget

3. Consultative bodies:
European Economic and Social
Committee: expresses the opinions of
organised civil society on economic and
social issues
Committee of the Regions: expresses the
opinions of regional and local authorities

4. The European Union (EU) is a family of
democratic European countries,
committed to working together for peace
and prosperity. It is not a State intended to
replace existing states, but it is more than
an international organisation. The EU is, in
fact, unique.

6. The End!