European business leaders are urging policymakers in Brussels to prioritize the 'Put Europe First' strategy in response to Trump's protectionist policies, emphasizing the risks of economic fallout if they do not.
At a recent business conference in Paris, corporate chiefs from France, Germany, and Italy expressed that Trump's election serves as a critical alert for Europe to enhance its economic strategy or face significant challenges.
Investment in defense, technology, and green energy is crucial for Europe's economic strategy, alongside reducing regulations and establishing a unified capital market and common debt among EU nations.
The urgency in the European business community reflects concerns that a second Trump presidency would disrupt the global economy, posing further risks for Europe to maintain its competitiveness.
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