By Sunita Somvanshi
By Sunita Somvanshi
EU Trains 100,000 Workers in Solar Energy to Strengthen Economy, Amidst Populism and Tech Threats
The European Union has pledged to educate 100,000 people in solar technology in an effort to strengthen its economic resilience.
The EU's solar project aims to reinforce and unite economic underpinnings in light of the rise of populism.
Technology dangers are serious; the EU has strategies to safeguard its economic and digital environments.
Find out how the ambitious objectives of the European Green Deal are aligned with the EU's solar training programme.
In order to produce 40% of the technology in the EU by 2030, Thierry Breton emphasises the strategic necessity for sustainable skills.
In order to protect its interests, the EU imposes additional trade inspections amid changes in the world economy.
What part does the EU's regulation of dual-use products play in maintaining economic and international security?
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The importance of public participation in influencing future EU research and innovation is emphasised by Iliana Ivanova.
Comparing EU's economic measures with global powers – who leads in securing technology and economic interests?
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