The president of the European employers’ organisation BusinessEurope, Maciej Witucki, called at the Forum Europa in Brussels for an end to the perception that the European Union is “a bubble”, as he believes it is “the only path to success for 450 million Europeans”.

At this event organised by New Economy Forum in the EU capital, Witucki criticised the fact that national politicians often portray Brussels as imposing measures and urged them to highlight the positive changes it drives, citing mobile phone roaming as an example.

The president of the European employer's organisation BusinessEurope, Maciej Witucki, spoke at the Forum Europa in Brussels, expressing his conviction that Ukraine's potential integration into the European Union represents “a great opportunity” from an economic perspective as well.

Witucki made these remarks at the event organised by New Economy Forum in the EU capital, where he argued that the benefits of integrating the country into the “European family” go beyond defence.

The new president of the employer's organisation BusinessEurope, Maciej Witucki of Poland, highlighted at the Forum Europa in Brussels that one of the examples his country can offer is the positive economic impact of advocating for regulatory simplification.

The European Ombudsman, Teresa Anjinho, stated on Wednesday at the Forum Eur

The European Ombudsman, Teresa Anjinho, stated on Wednesday at the Forum Eur

The European Ombudsman, Teresa Anjinho, stated on Wednesday at the Forum Eur

The European Ombudsman, Teresa Anjinho, stated on Wednesday at the Forum Eur

European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, stated this Monday at the Forum Europa in Brussels that the EU needs to develop an air defense system “with a robust anti-ballistic missile component” to address the new threats that have emerged with the Iran conflict.

During a breakfast organized in the EU capital by New Economy Forum, Kubilius warned that, in the current geostrategic landscape, the European Union “cannot face today’s challenges with yesterday’s solutions,” and therefore, “we need a change”.

European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, called on Monday at the Forum Europa in Brussels for a “common vision” in the space sector for both Member States and the European Commission and the ESA, so that “if the 27 invest in developing capabilities, these capabilities must be interoperable”.

The European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, stated this Monday at the Forum Europa in Brussels that the European Commission is “prepared to support all possible developments” in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), “including attracting foreign companies”.

Kubilus made this statement at a breakfast organized in the EU capital by New Economy Forum, during which he answered a question about the growing importance of Artificial Intelligence in the defense sector, and more specifically, its use in warfare.