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The EU’s Blue Economy sectors are deeply embedded in the EU’s economy and broader political framework, underpinning efforts to achieve regional cooperation, climate resilience, and economic competitiveness while enhancing the health and biodiversity of marine environments. The Blue Economy is...

New technologies such as Cloud computing, AI, and quantum-based innovations are set to transform the global economy and society. These exciting breakthroughs open up a world of opportunity for European industry and citizens. But without advanced connectivity and mobile infrastructure...

This event will focus on decarbonisation through innovation, turning efforts into a competitive advantage for Europe. Energy policy will be central to discussions, addressing issues like energy affordability, reducing dependency on external sources, and advancing energy independence. Participants will engage...

The liquid fuels and products manufacturing sector is at a critical turning point within the EU’s value chain. As a cornerstone of European mobility, goods transportation, and industrial processes, the sector is navigating the dual challenge of a low-carbon transition...

With the beginning of the new mandate of the European Parliament and the appointment of the European Commission, there are plenty of possibilities and challenges in the digital sector that need to be addressed. Our conversations will be focused on...

The health of animals and humans is inherently connected, with profound implications for society and the planet. Protecting animal health goes further than simply ensuring animal welfare —it is fundamental to food safety, security, and sustainability, as well as for...

For the first time in the history of the continent, four major international institutions are simultaneously led by women: Ursula Von der Leyen at the helm of the European Commission, Roberta Metsola of the European Parliament, Kristalina Georgieva heading the...

The current crisis in Ukraine and its aftermath have serious implications for the well-being and livelihoods of millions of Europeans, especially those who struggle to make ends meet. The disruption of trade with Ukraine and Russia, which were major suppliers...

The European healthcare systems face critical challenges, including workforce shortages, rising chronic diseases, and the need to maintain high standards while ensuring sustainability. The European Commission, through initiatives like the eHealth, is driving innovation in therapeutic interventions and digital health...

Europe is at a crossroads. As the EU leadership takes the helm, the urgency for a sustainable future becomes increasingly clear. As environmental challenges intersect with economic opportunities, businesses and policymakers must seize unprecedented chances to develop a thriving low-carbon...

Europe needs to step up and secure its defence independence in some of the most turmoiled years of the 21st century. As global challenges intensify, EU programmes and regulations across sectors are essential for achieving strategic autonomy. Member States must...