The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) and five leading European technology companies gathered in Rome this week to engage with Italian policymakers on strategies to bolster Europe’s global competitiveness.
During eight high-impact meetings, the EUTA delegation met with key Italian officials, including Massimo Bitonci, Undersecretary of State to the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, as well as digital policy experts from the Department for Digital Transformation and members of the Italian Parliament.
These high-level discussions reaffirmed EUTA’s commitment to empowering European tech companies to lead on the global stage. The conversation focused on policies to fuel innovation, foster fair competition, accelerate digital growth, and emphasized the importance of enforcing recently adopted EU rules. Together, these initiatives aim to create a thriving European tech ecosystem poised for global influence and success.
Find out more about EUTA’s vision for Europe’s 2030 digital policy here.
About the European Tech Alliance
EUTA represents leading European tech companies that provide innovative products and services to 500 million users. Our 30 EUTA member companies from 16 European countries are popular and have earned the trust of consumers. As companies born and bred in Europe, for whom the EU is a crucial market, we have a deep commitment to European citizens and values.
With the right conditions, our companies can strengthen Europe’s resilience and technological autonomy, protect and empower users online, and promote Europe’s values of transparency, rule of law and innovation to the rest of the world.
The EUTA calls for boosting Europe’s tech competitiveness by having an ambitious EU tech strategy to overcome growth obstacles, making a political commitment to clear, targeted and risk-based rules, and enforcing rules consistently to match the globalised market we are in.
For media inquiries, please contact:Victoria de Posson, EUTA Secretary General
E-mail: victoria@eutechalliance.eu
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Phone: +32 476 25 08 16
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