The EU is pursuing new trade routes with 12 agreements.
Per rispondere alla guerra dei dazi e all’incertezza globale dal 2024 sono stati rivisti o siglati altri accordi. Trattative con sette Paesi
The European Union has strengthened its commercial ties with several countries, driven by a policy to diversify trade partnerships and counterbalance threats from the US. In 2024, the EU modernized three trade agreements and concluded two new ones, with seven more in negotiation. The EU's agreements with New Zealand, which came into effect in May 2024, and Mercosur, applied provisionally since May 2026, are notable examples.
The EU is also pursuing agreements with India, Indonesia, Australia, and Thailand, aiming to boost trade in sectors such as technology, automotive, and agriculture. These efforts reflect the EU's strategy to enhance its economic sovereignty and resilience in a increasingly competitive global economy.
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