The European Commission is hosting the Brussels Economic Forum today, where top EU policymakers are gathered to discuss crucial topics such as artificial intelligence, the green transition, and the impact of the bloc’s enlargement. This year’s forum is particularly important as Europeans prepare to go to the polls in June, with the economy being a major concern for voters.
Forecasts released on Tuesday suggest that the EU may be on track to turn around after facing challenges such as the pandemic, the Ukraine war, and high inflation in recent years. This year’s forum comes at a critical juncture and will provide an opportunity for key figures to address important issues facing Europe, including innovation, climate change, and sluggish growth.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė and EU Economics Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni are among those scheduled to speak at the event. Nadia Calviño, President of the European Investment Bank, will also contribute her insights into key issues facing Europe. These leaders will address important topics such as the role of artificial intelligence in driving innovation and transitioning to a more sustainable, green economy.
