Beginning on Tuesday, 22 July, AmCham EU took part in the Transatlantic Policy Network’s Transatlantic Week to speak about regulatory simplification as a driver of transatlantic competitiveness. Roger Coelho, Senior Director of Policy, AmCham EU, underlined the urgent need for more coherent and predictable regulatory frameworks to reduce burdens, support innovation and strengthen economic ties between the EU and the US. He emphasised that balanced regulation creates the right conditions for businesses to thrive. Liam Benham (Boeing), Chair, AmCham EU, contributed to the discussions on Wednesday, 23 July, highlighting that regulatory alignment, mutual recognition and the removal of barriers are essential to a strong transatlantic economic relationship. Read about our work on simplification.
Discussing regulatory simplification with the Transatlantic Policy Network
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