Summary
The European Parliament proposes a global Connectivity Strategy to strengthen EU-Asia relations through sustainable, digital, and green infrastructure investments. 9 21.01.2021
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Key points
- The EU seeks to establish a global connectivity strategy that extends beyond its current focus on Asia to include Africa and the European Neighbourhood.
- A major priority is the green transition, ensuring all new infrastructure projects comply with the Paris Agreement and support a circular economy.
- The strategy emphasizes digital transformation, specifically through high-capacity 5G networks and securing supply chains for critical technology.
- Transport connectivity will focus on multimodal networks, including improving rail connections across Eurasia and maritime security in Asian ports.
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