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Welcoming Brussels back to business

18 Sep 2025
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On Wednesday, 17 September, AmCham EU joined 19 other associations and POLITICO to mark Brussels’ return from the summer break at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. The event drew over 1,500 guests, including Andrew Puzder, US Ambassador to the EU. The evening provided a platform for stakeholders from industry, politics, civil society and media to connect. This year’s conversations focused on Europe’s place in a changing world and the policies needed to boost growth, investment and global competitiveness. 

Training students in Italy to fill the skills gap

17 Sep 2025
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Europe’s competitiveness depends on a workforce equipped with the right skills for the future. To this end, CNH is partnering with the Istituti Tecnologici Superiori in Italy to train students in agronomy, precision farming, mechatronics and diagnostics. These programmes prepare future agri-managers and specialised technicians to apply cutting-edge technologies and meet entrepreneurial challenges in agriculture and construction. CNH co-develops curricula, provides equipment, contributes to teaching and connects students with its dealer network for internships and jobs. Learn how more than 100 students have already benefited from CNH’s partnership on Invested in Europe.

From tangled to tidy: can the Environmental Omnibus simplify Europe’s green transition?

16 Sep 2025
All committees
Environment

Europe’s environmental rules have become increasingly complex, creating contradictory and duplicative requirements that undermine the EU’s competitiveness globally. With the Environmental Omnibus, the EU has an opportunity to streamline its most complex rules. Tackling overlaps, inconsistencies and excessive reporting obligations would improve legal clarity, enhance predictability and strengthen the business case for investment and the clean transition. From permitting to product sustainability, waste, chemicals and beyond, learn why clearer rules will drive Europe’s competitiveness and accelerate the green transition.

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