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Starts in 2 days from now
LocationBrussels - Residence Palace
Join chamber of commerce and industry representatives, policymakers, defence experts and industry leaders at Strengthening Europe’s defence industry: an economic perspective event, to explore how Europe can enhance its defence industrial base while driving economic growth and innovation.
Organised by Eurochambres in collaboration with the Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the event marks the launch of the Eurochambres position on the economic dimension of Europe’s defence strategy.
The event includes opening remarks from:
🔹 Aigars Rostovskis, President of the Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
🔹 Vladimír Dlouhý, President of Eurochambres
The keynote speech will be delivered by Andrius Kubilius, Commissioner for Defence and Space.
The event will address crucial topics such as:
✔️ Innovation in the defence sector
✔️ Strategic investment
✔️ The role of SMEs in building industrial resilience
🔗 Agenda
🔗 Register now & learn more: https://www.eurochambres.eu/event/strengthening-europes-defence-industry-an-economic-perspective/
For government officials - business leaders - defence industry professionals, as the event discusses key economic strategies and innovations in the defence sector.
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