Susan Danger, CEO, AmCham EU recently joined the European Parliament Research Service’s podcast for a discussion on the EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC). The episode highlights the important step the TTC brings in bridging gaps and advancing a future-oriented agenda focused on strategic areas and new ways of cooperation. The TTC offers an opportunity to strengthen the world’s largest economic relationship with the EU and US setting global standards together.
EPRS podcast: The EU-US Transatlantic Technology Council
Susan Danger, CEO, AmCham EU recently joined the European Parliament Research Service’s podcast for a discussion on the EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC). The episode highlights the important step the TTC brings in bridging gaps and advancing a future-oriented agenda focused on strategic areas and new ways of cooperation. The TTC offers an opportunity to strengthen the world’s largest economic relationship with the EU and US setting global standards together.
‘The TTC is a fantastic opportunity for the EU and the US to tackle new and emerging issues together. At AmCham EU, where we represent over 150 companies committed to and invested in Europe, we fully support this initiative. The first meeting took place in Pittsburgh and the outcome is positive so now the attention must turn to yielding swift results to strengthen the transatlantic relationship. Both sides share common values and can set global standards together,’ said Susan Danger.
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