The overview of European regulations in the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) emphasizes the importance of sustainability, ethical business practices, and social engagement within the EU economic system. The European Union has developed strategic documents such as the European Green Deal, which sets ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promotes the transition to a sustainable economy. The Non-Financial Reporting Directive requires large companies to report on their policies and results related to social and environmental aspects, thereby increasing transparency and accountability. CSR initiatives empower companies to actively engage in addressing social challenges, encouraging them to invest in communities and develop sustainable practices. Through the CSR framework, the EU aims to strengthen competitiveness and innovation while promoting sustainable development. The introduction of standards and guidelines for CSR contributes to creating a favorable environment for sustainable business practices. All these measures together enable the EU to become a leader in promoting socially responsible practices on a global scale.