The Covid-19 pandemic has added a massive shock to global markets that were already strained by trade tensions. Going forward, we must contend with a trade landscape where business face significant uncertainty, and governments are looking to minimise the economic fall-out on citizens.
An effective and successful EU trade policy should support trade, investment and jobs creation. It should drive sustainable growth, competitiveness and decent jobs, and support successful agriculture and b...
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Already a member? Login hereTimo Vuori is a member of the employers' group and rapporteur of the European Economic and Social Committee, and chief executive of Finland's International Chamber of Commerce.
Timo Vuori is a member of the employers' group and rapporteur of the European Economic and Social Committee, and chief executive of Finland's International Chamber of Commerce.