EU outbound investment monitoring needed for economic security, Šefčovič says
By Joanna Sopinska ( January 15, 2025, 16:47 GMT | Insight) -- EU businesses' outbound investments across three strategic sectors should be monitored by member states to identify risks to the EU’s economic security with a view to tackling any that are found, the European Commission has urged. Governments should spend 15 months monitoring investments in semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies. “Our ultimate goal: jointly boosting EU economic security,” said EU trade and economic security chief Maroš Šefčovič.EU businesses' outbound investments across three strategic sectors should come under monitoring to identify risks to the EU’s economic security with a view to tackling any that are found, the European Commission has urged. ...
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