Salzburg Summit 2025: Discover strategies for an uncertain future!

Salzburg Summit 2025: Discover strategies for an uncertain future!

Salzburg, Österreich - The Salzburg Summit 2025, which will take place from July 23 to 25 under the motto "Rough New World - Navigating Through InSecurities", promises a significant meeting of leading minds from business and politics. Georg Knill, President of the Industrial Association, emphasizes the need for clever decisions in times of profound upheavals. "We face challenges that require a strategic exchange," said Knill during the press conference.

For this sixth edition of the summit organized by the industrial association, top -class speakers are expected, including the former German Foreign Minister and Vice Chancellor Joschka Fischer, as well as Johannes Hahn, Radmila ŠekerinSka and many others. These experts will use the forum to discuss important sociopolitical, economic and geopolitical topics that affect Europe.

an exchange about future questions

The Summit serves as a central platform for exchange about the future of the Europe location. Here, the focus will be on technological, economic and social challenges that the EU currently shape. In a rapidly changing, geopolitical environment, it is crucial that European decision -makers develop solutions together

The partners and supporters of the event are well -known companies such as Audi, Pharmig and banking associations that provide their expertise and resources. The ÖBB will also act as a mobility partner this year to facilitate the journey for participants. Further information is available on the official website of the Salzburg Summit.

context of industrial policy in Europe

While the Summit discusses current economic challenges, European countries face a double challenge: the "Twin Transition" for digitization and decarbonization. This transformation must be designed socially just and is also complicated by the tense global economic conditions. International competition, especially on the United States and China on the part of the United States, requires an active industrial policy to secure the competitiveness of Europe.

The EU has recognized that positive framework conditions alone are not sufficient to promote the required transformation. The loss of dynamics in EU exports to China and the challenges of Corona pandemic have shown the vulnerability of the regional economy. Decisions must be made to reduce dependencies on certain regions and suppliers and to ensure that the competition for green key technologies is not lost.

In the course of these developments, the EU has provided Nextgenerationu over 800 billion euros to strengthen economic and social resilience. In the context of current industrial policy, a state -capable state will be essential to cope with these challenges.

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