Emerging Markets
In the context of President von der Leyen’s geopolitical European Commission, emerging markets like Africa and India are ripe of untapped potential. By shifting the paradigm away from aid and towards investment, emerging markets can actively steer their developmental trajectory, while reducing poverty at the same time. Moreover, participating in international trade will open up new markets as well as promote access to capital, all the while being embedded in global supply and production chains facilitates bilateral technology flows and knowledge transfers. The merging of different expertise and market characteristics makes the perfect framework for innovation and the creation and delivery of original products and services. Thanks to these exchanges in the production sector, local SMEs and workers can benefit from more and better opportunities to further their education and develop additional skills and capabilities.
For these reasons, the Working Group Emerging Markets seeks to enhance and strengthen the existing partnership between Europe and these high-potential markets. Only through strategic cooperation on both political and economic matters, we will be able to fully realize the potential of Europe and these Emerging Markets.
- CEO Srita Heide Int. - Indo-European Business Advisor
- Member of the Consultative Committee Industrial Change of the European Social and Economic Committee
- Special Representative for Diversity with the SME Europe of the EPP
- Vice-President of Core Values Org
- President OISERS - Ibero-American Observatory for the Sustainable Development of the Real Economy
- President of IC. Lda
- Prof. at the European University of Rome
Emerging Markets
as the eminent growth factor for the global economy
The Working Group “European Union and Emerging Markets” is working closely in cooperation with different public and private stakeholders to observe, analyse and support finding solution to challenges, that restrict SMEs from profiting fully in a globalized world and be part of the successful growth in the emerging economies.
International trade
for Emerging Markets
By shifting the paradigm away from aid and towards investment, emerging markets can actively steer their developmental trajectory, while reducing poverty at the same time. Moreover, participating in international trade will open up new markets as well as promote access to capital, all the while being embedded in global supply and production chains facilitates bilateral technology flows and knowledge transfers.
Ambitious Europe
In the context of President von der Leyen’s geopolitical European Commission, emerging markets like Africa and India are ripe of untapped potential. Only through strategic cooperation and partnership on both political and economic matters, we will be able to fully realize the potential of Europe and these Emerging Markets.
Innovation as driver
The merging of different expertise and market characteristics makes the perfect framework for innovation and the creation and delivery of original products and services. As part of these technology flows and knowledge transfer, R&D activities will flourish, fostering the right conditions for enhanced access to local and foreign capital.
Education, Skills, Jobs
Thanks to these exchanges in the production sector, local SMEs and workers can benefit from more and better opportunities to further their education and develop additional skills and capabilities.