EU member states now have less than two years to complete their Next Generation EU (NGEU) investment and reform plans, implementation of which is progressing at varying rates across the EU. While NGEU offers important support for the green and digital transitions, the recent Draghi report highlights the need for further investment in strategic sectors such as energy. Against this difficult backdrop, what are the avenues for growth for the European economy? What investments should be prioritized? As the world's second-largest trading power, how is the EU positioning itself in relation to the USA and China?
Tue.11.02 | 18h | Round Table | Auditorium | Free admission | Reservation required
Tue.11.02 | 18h | Round Table | Auditorium | Free admission | Reservation required
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