Name: ¿Cómo puede fomentarse la competitividad de la UE durante una presidencia de Trump?
Uploaded: 2025-01-22T00:03:56.978Z
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Description: La competitividad y la unidad de Europa centraron el almuerzo ejecutivo de Euronews en Davos, en vísperas del inicio del mandato de la nueva administración Trump.

La competitividad y la unidad de Europa centraron el almuerzo ejecutivo de Euronews en Davos, en vísperas del inicio del mandato de la nueva administración Trump.

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Europe's competitiveness and unity took center stage at a Euronews Executive Lunch held in Davos. Top political and business figures gathered to deliberate the EU's economic strategy amidst the commencement of the Trump administration. They discussed the potential for Europe to achieve greater independence and integration. The participants emphasized the importance of Europe managing its own affairs without over-reliance on the US as an ally.

The event came as a response to Donald Trump's inauguration speech, which lacked mention of global issues, hinting at an inward-focused US agenda. In light of this, Europe was urged to invest strategically in security and defense. The discussion highlighted the need for Europe to have greater influence over its future and avoid becoming a geopolitical playground.

Key speakers stressed that the EU should focus on digitalization and advancements in artificial intelligence to maintain its competitiveness. They expressed optimism that Europe could position itself as an alternative and significant contributor to global digital advancements, continuing its efforts from the past two decades. The World Economic Forum in Davos offered a platform for global leaders to discuss these crucial global issues.



¿Cómo puede fomentarse la competitividad de la UE durante una presidencia de Trump?

La competitividad y la unidad de Europa han sido los temas centrales de un almuerzo de ejecutivos de Euronews en Davos, con altas personalidades políticas y empresariales que debatieron sobre el empuje económico de la UE como nuevo Administración Trump se pone en marcha. La nueva administración Trump es una gran oportunidad para Europa porque Europa necesita y estoy convencido de que se pondrá las pilas para tener más independencia, para estar aún más integrada, para completar algunos de los grandes proyectos que ya estaban allí desde hace bastante tiempo para que seamos nuestro propio continente y no necesitemos depender de EEUU como aliado, como amigo. El discurso de investidura de Donald Trump no abordó temas globales, sugiriendo un aislacionismo aislacionista. Europa se ha estado preparando para una presidencia de Trump centrándose en la unidad de acción. Necesitamos más inversiones en el ámbito de la seguridad y la defensa. Si queremos tener más influencia en nuestro propio futuro, si no queremos ser un patio de recreo para los demás, entonces significa que es hora de actuar. Significa que tenemos que regular mejor, tal vez tenemos que regular menos en el uno y, por otro lado, tenemos que integrar más. Los ponentes del acto de Euronews en Davos insistieron en que la Unión Europea debe invertir en digitalización e inteligencia artificial si quiere seguir siendo competitiva. Lo que nos gustaría hacer es ser una alternativa a Europa en muchos aspectos y por supuesto, continuando con lo que hemos estado haciendo durante las dos últimas décadas, contribuyendo a la digitalización de Europa y creo que también ayudar a Europa a prepararse básicamente para la IA, convertirse en preparada para la IA. Los líderes políticos y económicos de todo el mundo se reúnen esta semana en la en Davos, Suiza, para debatir los problemas mundiales más acuciantes.

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