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Large French companies are alarmed by the stalling of the European economy

2024-04-15T18:32:14.435Z

Highlights: Large French groups call on candidates for the European elections to take strong measures to close the widening gap with the United States and Asia. “Without awareness and rapid action, this risk could compromise the weight of the EU in the world and the maintenance of the European political and social model”, warns Afep. Large French companies, which employ 8.5 million employees worldwide, are urging Europe “to remedy its internal failings”. The French Association private companies (Afep) is campaigning to increase investment capacity through better mobilization of savings, secure supply chains through balanced trade agreements, adapt the “green pact” or even modify procedures to gain agility. It is about keeping European companies in the race of global giants. The group is made up of large French groups, brought together within the French Associationprivate companies ( Afep) and has more than 8,000 members worldwide. It has 4.5million members in Europe, including 4.4 million in France. The Afep has 8,500 members worldwide, with more than 4 million of them in Europe.


They call on candidates for the European elections to take strong measures to close the widening gap with the United States and Asia.


War in Ukraine, geopolitical tensions and global warming threaten the European economy... But beyond all these risks, it is the loss of competitiveness of the Old Continent which worries the large French groups, brought together within the French Association private companies (Afep).

An additional threat is looming

: the lasting disconnection of the 27 economies from the United States and Asia ,

warns Afep.

Without awareness and rapid action, this risk could compromise the weight of the EU in the world and the maintenance of the European political and social model.

»

In question, the limits of the integration of the internal market, the insufficient mobilization of savings in the service of the ecological shift and innovation, administrative overloads etc.

These choices are radically opposed to those of our main competitors, who are already gaining impressive market shares in green technologies

(such as electric vehicles for example,

in photo

), warns Afep.

Large French companies, which employ 8.5 million employees worldwide, including 4.5 million in Europe, are therefore urging Europe “

to remedy its internal failings

 ”. Less than two months before the European elections, Afep is campaigning to increase investment capacity through better mobilization of savings, secure supply chains through balanced trade agreements, adapt the “green pact”, or even modify procedures to gain agility. It is about keeping European companies in the race of global giants.


Source: lefigaro

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