- Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič hosted a dialogue on non-preferential EU Rules of Origin.
- The meeting included industry leaders from sectors like automotive, chemicals, agriculture, and more.
- The focus was on the importance of these rules in determining the origin of goods imported into the EU.
- Feedback from stakeholders will help establish priorities and actions for the future.
- Insights will contribute to the evaluation of EU Rules of Origin and the Reform of the EU Customs Union.
- Šefčovič highlighted the need for ongoing dialogue to support EU trade strategies and economic growth.
- The effort aims to ensure trade measures meet contemporary economic needs and foster cross-border trade.
Source: ec.europa.eu
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