The Parliamentary Assembly's Resolution 2552 emphasizes the importance of participatory and deliberative democracy in revitalizing democratic engagement and countering the current trend of democratic backsliding in Europe. It highlights the interdependence of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, noting the challenges posed by shrinking civic space and rising populism. The Assembly calls for member States to adopt innovative democratic processes that actively involve citizens in decision-making, ensuring fair representation and informed participation. It encourages the use of digital tools to enhance these processes while safeguarding human rights. Additionally, the resolution advocates for educational initiatives to foster a culture of active citizenship among Europeans, aligning with the Council of Europe's standards for democratic education.