This TTC (EU-US Trade and Technology Council) meeting serves as a platform for meaningful dialogue and cooperation between the European Union and the United States, paving the way for innovative solutions to complex global problems. Follow along for insightful discussions and impressive results as we navigate the intersection of trade, technology, and global governance.

The upcoming meeting of the TTC will take place on January 30, 2024 in Washington DC. This key meeting will be convened to address pressing global issues that shape the future of trade and technology.

Among the most important issues on the agenda:

Climate Change: Recognizing the urgency of climate action, participants will explore collaborative strategies to address climate change through innovative technology solutions.

Geopolitical Shift: As geopolitical dynamics continue to evolve, the TTC meeting will examine the implications of these shifts for international trade and technology cooperation.

Supply Chains: In light of recent disruptions, discussions will focus on strengthening and diversifying supply chains to improve resilience and mitigate future risks.

New technologies, including AI: The development of technologies such as AI presents enormous opportunities and challenges. Participants will focus on risk management and ensuring the reliability of artificial intelligence systems.

Semiconductor supply chains: Given the key role of semiconductors in various industries, the meeting will explore strategies to protect and optimize semiconductor supply chains.

Export Controls: Discussions will cover optimizing export controls to balance security concerns with promoting international trade and innovation.

Global cooperation after geopolitical changes: As a result of geopolitical transformations, promoting global cooperation and multilateralism will be paramount to addressing shared challenges and opportunities.

On January 26, 2024 The United State Congressional Research Center published U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council: Background and Issues. Click here to read.

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