Heavy-Duty Vehicles – What future in Europe’s automotive sector?

Heavy-Duty Vehicles – What future in Europe’s automotive sector?

The European automotive sector is at a crucial turning point, facing rapid technological advancements and growing competition. To navigate these changes, in January 2025, President von der Leyen launched a Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the European Automotive Industry.

She has been the HR director of the fastest growing defense company in Europe for the fourth year in a row. She oversees HR for the entire group, which includes dozens of companies. In an interview, Alena Kozáková reveals the challenges that come with the group's internationalization and how HR processes are coordinated in the holding company, which has 14,000 employees.

19:51 Belgium fears that the 150 billion euros that Europe wants to invest in its defense industry will mainly go to large industrial players. It wants to avoid our defense-related SMEs being left out of the...

There are still a few “problems” to be resolved before EU member states agree to the 150 billion euro loan that the European Commission wants to take out for defence investments. However, Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domański is optimistic that member states will agree. “Hopefully a decision will be taken in May,” he said after a meeting of EU finance ministers.

EIB | President Calviño at Empowering a Competitive Union: from InvestEU to the European Competitiveness Fund | European American Chamber of Commerce New York [EACCNY] | Your Partner for Transatlantic Business Resources President Calviño at Empowering a C

EIB Group President Nadia Calviño delivered the opening statement at the second InvestEU high-level event, focusing on Empowering a Competitive Union: from InvestEU to the European Competitiveness Fund. I am very happy to join you today, dear executive vice-president, dear colleagues. I will also be brief and compliment the executive vice-president’s excellent introduction because I think that as a key partner to the European Commission and the…

EU sets out steps towards introducing a joint European degree

EU education ministers have laid the groundwork for establishing a joint European degree label and set out the next steps towards introducing a joint European degree. This would boost the attractiveness and competitiveness of European higher education on a global scale. Source link