Does your company trade with countries outside the EU? Do you face trade barriers and need expert advice on how to overcome them? How can you benefit from EU trade agreements and grow your business overseas?
Enterprise Europe Network partners in Belgium invite you to attend the MARKET ACCESS DAY 2024 organised in Brussels on Wednesday June 26 in the context of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union in collaboration with the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the European Commission Directorate General for Trade (DG Trade). Denis Redonnet, Deputy Director General and Chief Trade Enforcement Officer will deliver a keynote on Enforcement and implementation of EU trade policy and its potential for Belgium.
WHY PARTICIPATE?
Market Access Day 2024 will allow Belgian companies and economic actors to learn more about the opportunities and challenges of EU trade policy, including the free trade agreements with third countries and tools such as the Access2Markets platform.
Access2Markets is a portal that allows EU exporters and importers to find detailed information on: tariffs, rules of origin, taxes and additional duties, import procedures and formalities, product requirements, trade barriers and trade flow statistics, so that you can find the best source or export market for your products.
Free Trade Agreements remove customs duties and bureaucracy that European firms face when exporting to specific countries. Industry practitioners will testify about how they benefited from doing business in countries with a free trade agreement such as Canada, South Korea and Japan. The New Zealand Ambassador to the EU and the [representative of DG Trade] will debate about the advantages of the most recent European Union – New Zealand Free Trade Agreement which entered into force on May 1, 2024.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS EVENT?
Market Access Day 2024 is aimed exclusively at Belgian companies, business organisations, trade promotion professionals and others interested in the internationalisation of their products and services.
PRACTICAL INFO
Participation in this event is completely free but register as soon as possible because the number of places is limited.
