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RSSExecutive Vice-President Stephane Séjourné will open the event underscoring the strategic importance of this initiative.
Faster and more effective monitoring will significantly curb the availability of precursors for illegal drug manufacturing. The initiative will also simplify processes for legitimate drug precursor trade, ensuring chemical industries can thrive without excessive administrative burden.
The Commission adopts the RESourceEU Action Plan to secure critical raw materials, protect industry from geopolitical and price shocks, support strategic projects in Europe and abroad, and diversify supply chains with like minded international partners.
Today, Executive Vice-President Stephane Séjourné hosted key stakeholders from across the construction value chain to discuss barriers and challenges affecting the sector's competitiveness and productivity, as well as possible solutions to address them.
From 1 December 2025, Europe's glassblowers, potters, cutlers, jewellers and other makers will be able to register their product names under the EU's new geographical indication (GI) scheme for craft and industrial goods.
The implementing regulation for the protection of craft and industrial geographical indications was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. It will enter into application on 1 December 2025.
The Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy aims to use renewable biological resources from land and sea and provide alternatives to critical raw materials. This will help the EU will move towards a more circular, decarbonised economy.
The Joint European Forum for Important Projects of Common European Interest (JEF-IPCEI) has endorsed the launch of the design phase for three new IPCEI candidates on biotechnologies.
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is in Johannesburg today, together with President of the European Council António Costa, to meet with President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa. The meeting takes place ahead of the G20 Summit in South Africa and the EU-African Union Summit in Angola.
This call will explore ways to improve the harmonisation and interoperability of eInvoicing, streamline processes, and reduce administrative burdens for businesses operating across borders.