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EU Presidency
AmCham EU’s Presidency Group works to contribute to a constructive dialogue with the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union. It initiates substantive policy dialogues with national officials charged with the upcoming Presidency of the Council by meeting with the relevant permanent representation in Brussels and in the member state capitals. This is followed by AmCham EU presentation of our recommendations report which aims to provide concrete input on the important issues that will be addressed under the presidency.
2022
Czech Republic (July - December)

Recommendations to the Czech Presidency
AmCham EU welcomes the Czech Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Europe faces a wide range of challenges, starting with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. AmCham EU strongly condemns the war which violates international law and poses a clear threat to the fundamental values of human dignity, rule of law and democracy. Rebuilding Ukraine will be an important priority over the coming years. The uncertainty is further amplified by the pandemic, rising inflation, congested supply chains and a lack of trust in institutions around the world.
The Czech Presidency will also take on a critical task in overseeing the Europe’s economic recovery around the twin transitions of environmental protection and digitalisation. As Europe moves to reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas through the REPowerEU initiative, the EU must act in a coordinated manner to provide concrete incentives that produce more local and low-carbon energy. Affordability and reliability of energy supply is vital for a competitive industry in Europe.
Our recommendations to the Czech Presidency aim to ensure we reach our common objectives of a stronger and more prosperous EU. The document highlights the priorities and recommendations that we believe will make Europe a more competitive and attractive place for investment. AmCham EU looks forward to working closely with the Czech Republic during its Presidency to ensure we reach our common objectives of a strong, green and digital economic recovery.
France (January - June)
Recommendations to the French Presidency
2021
Slovenia (July - December)

Recommendations to the Slovenian Presidency
Portugal (January - June)

Recommendations to the Portuguese Presidency
2020
Germany (July - December)

Recommendations to the German Presidency
Croatia (January - June)

Recommendations to the Croatian Presidency
2019
Finland (July - December)

Recommendations to the Finnish Presidency
Romania (January - June)

Recommendations to the Romanian Presidency
Recommendations to the Austrian Presidency