On Tuesday, 18 March, AmCham EU hosted a Transatlantic Dinner featuring MEPs Bernd Lange (S&D, DE), Virginius Sinkevicius (Greens/EFA, LT), Marie-Pierre Vedrenne (RE, FR) and Zeljana Zovko (EPP, HR), who discussed challenges facing the transatlantic relationship such as geopolitical tensions, competitiveness and security, reaffirming the necessity of continued cooperation. Liam Benham (Boeing), Chair, AmCham EU underscored the resilience and importance of the EU-US relationship, emphasising the need to protect economies from potential trade disputes. Malte Lohan, CEO, AmCham EU highlighted the critical moment facing the transatlantic alliance, urging policymakers to foster predictability and stability for businesses.
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