American Hour: Transatlantic trade agenda developments

As a committed bridge-builder and trusted partner, AmCham EU is bringing the EU and US even closer in our weekly members-only online fireside chat series called American Hour. On Thursday, 16 April, we welcomed David De Falco, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Europe and Eurasia, US Department of Commerce during our American Hour members-only session. Mr De Falco discussed the latest developments on the transatlantic trade agenda with our members.

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16 Apr 2020
Trade, Transatlantic
American Hour: Transatlantic trade agenda developments

During the chat, Susan Danger, CEO, AmCham EU provided opening remarks and noted that: 'As like-minded powers, the business community counts on the EU and the US to work together, with the international community, in the fight against COVID-19. Now is the time to demonstrate the values we share in Europe, across the Atlantic and with the rest of the global community.'

Thank you Taggart Davis (JP Morgan), Chair of the Transatlantic Task Force for moderating the discussion.

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