From Monday March, 18 to Wednesday, 20 March 2024 39 representatives from 22 AmChams in Europe were in town for our Brussels Briefing. The theme of the first day was the upcoming EU elections, with Jaume Duch Guillot, Director-General for Communication, European Parliament, holding a session of how to engage EU citizens within Member States. The group also had the chance to get insights into a range of policy topics as well as hear from Marisa Lago, US Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade on transatlantic trade relations. The group also participated in our Transatlantic Reception in the European Parliament and the Transatlantic Conference 2024.
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