Charting a Competitive Future: Priorities of the Hungarian EU Presidency 2024Pontszerző
Liszt Institute Brussels ׀ Liszt Intézet Brüsszel
- What priorities should the Competitiveness Pact focus on to achieve the desired “competitiveness turnaround”?
- How does competitiveness relate to research and development, and what funding opportunities support this?
- What impact does competitiveness have on local communities?
13.30-13.40 Welcoming Remarks by the Hosting Embassy
Tamás Iván Kovács, Ambassador of Hungary to Belgium
13.40-14.00 Empowering Europe’s Regions: Competitiveness Through Cohesion
Tibor Navracsics, Minister, Ministry for Public Administration and Regional Development, Co-Author and editor of the book
14.00-14.30 Panel Discussion: European Competitiveness in Changing Times: Two Days Before the Competitiveness Pact
András Edelényi, Member of the Employers’ Group in the European Economic and Social Committee, Member of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Sandra Parthie, President of the EESC Section for the Single Market, Production and Consumption (INT), EESC Employers' Group Member, Head of the Brussels Liaison Office of the Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft (German Economic Institute)
Bernadett Petri, Director of Europe Strategy Research Institute,Co-Author of the book
Moderator: Viktória Lilla Pató, academic research fellow, Europe Strategy Research Institute, LUPS
Europe Strategy Research Institute