Three conditions to make Europe more competitive and stronger in the world

To have an investment-conducive regulatory environment, to remain open and to strike the right balance between protecting our security and safeguarding our economy.

These were the three major conditions cited by BusinessEurope President Fredrik Persson as essential to have a European economy that is more secure, competitive and resilient while maintaining a strong position and leadership globally.

He spoke at an event on a strategic vision to strengthen Europe’s economic security and global leadership, organised by our member the Spanish Confederation of Business Organisations (CEOE) on 15 September in Madrid, which had the participation of Pedro Sánchez, acting Prime Minister of Spain.

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EU-China relations

We had an open and frank discussion with representatives of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges (CCIEE) on 19 September on crucial topics such as: strengthening EU-China collaboration for supply chain resilience in pursuit of green and digital transitions, and enhancing and improving bilateral trade and investment.

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Quote of the week

"Ahead of elections in the EU and the USA, we need to find permanent solutions for long-standing trade frictions and reduce costs of doing business across the Atlantic through the work in the Trade and Technology Council."

Our Director General Markus J. Beyrer to the Director General for Trade at the European Commission, Sabine Weyand, in a meeting on 19 September in Brussels.

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Latest public letter

Impacts of regulations on competitiveness

15 September

Read the letter from Markus J. Beyrer to Héctor José Gómez Hernández

Upcoming events

22 September
The future of work and of social dialogue

27 September
BusinessEurope event: Open strategic autonomy - How can trade policy best support European competitiveness?,

4-6 October
EU Industry Days 2023

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