Industrial stakeholders from all sectors and ecosystems of industry: the floor is yours

Posted 30 October, 2020

Over the past years, the European Commission has organised EU Industry Days as an opportunity for stakeholders and citizens from all over Europe to establish a strong dialogue on the future of European industry.

Due to the COVID crisis, the 2021 edition – fully virtual next 22-26 February – will focus on the accelerated twin green and digital transition, and the changing global competitive landscape in the post-COVID context. Against this background, it will provide important input for the update of the EU industrial strategy.

The EC has just opened a call for expressions of interest to organise a stakeholder session as part of EU Industry Days 2021. Stakeholders are invited to submit ideas since these sessions are an excellent opportunity to bring together key players to discuss topics that are relevant to your industry.

Ideas has to be related to :

shaping Europe’s digital future
making Europe’s industry climate-neutral by 2050
EU competitiveness in the changing global competitive landscape

How to apply? Using the following hyperlink

Deadline : 15/11/2021

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