How can Europe attract the investment that will better the lives of millions of citizens across the continent? That was the question put to Susan Danger, CEO, AmCham EU when she sat down for an interview with the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium (FEB). Throughout the interview, available on FEB’s website, Ms. Danger underlined the struggles that industry is facing in the EU. Between global uncertainty, heavy regulatory constraints and protectionist trends, business faces a challenging environment in Europe. To combat this, the EU needs to make it easier for companies to invest in the region and cooperate with like-minded partners. Learn more about how Europe can regain its attractiveness on the global stage.
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