EU Policy & Law
EESC Discusses Strategy for EU Economic Security
The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is shaping new strategies to bolster the EU's economic security. This initiative aims to reduce dependencies on external actors for critical raw materials, technologies, and infrastructure. The discussions focus on identifying vulnerabilities in key sectors and proposing policy tools to mitigate risks without resorting to protectionism. The EESC's recommendations will feed into the European Commission's and Council's ongoing work to create a more resilient single market.
The EU is developing a new strategy to protect its economy from geopolitical risks and dependencies.