The Trade and Technology Council (TTC) is a unique forum for the EU and the US to tackle emerging issues arising from the transformation of our economies and geopolitical shifts. Since its creation, the TTC has achieved several successes that have strengthened transatlantic cooperation. However, more should be done to amplify its impact. Policymakers have an opportunity to build a TTC fit for the future by refining its objectives, simplifying workstreams and increasing transparency and stakeholder engagement. Learn more about how the TTC can serve as a pivotal platform for the EU and the US for years to come.
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