Strategic Priorities Between the EU and the US
Commerce and technology
The aim is to coordinate strategic priorities between the EU and the US in view of the pursuit of common interests. Define a joint EU-US technology agenda. Harnessing the speed of technological development to guide and address the challenges posed by rival digital governance systems. Issues relating to artificial intelligence, security and digital sovereignty are included; from critical infrastructures, 5G, 6G, to cybersecurity assets, to data governance and the role of online platforms.
Health and Environment
The aim is to promote global commons
The pandemic has made it clear how much a global response on containment, prevention and treatment measures can be decisive both in terms of the safety of individuals and in managing the funding gap and improving collective chances of success. And, therefore, in the health area, the focus is on the preparation of a real pandemic playbook, on the strengthening of collaboration channels with the World Health Organization, on the construction of resilient, fair and complete logistic networks for the distribution of vaccines and medical supplies to be sent around the world.
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