Translation of "Responsables des politiques industrielles " (French → English) :

industrial policymakers, promotors and economic operators

EU industrial policy [ Community industrial policy | European industrial strategy | European Union industrial policy ]

industrial policy

industrial environmental policy

responsible procurement policy | RPP | sustainable procurement policy | responsible purchasing policy | sustainable purchasing policy

economic development director | tourism policy manager | policy director tourism | tourism policy director

industrial marketer

industrial and trade policy adjustment loan | ITPAL

production policy [ industrial management | production management | reorganisation of production | Industrial management(ECLAS) | Industrial management(STW) | Production management(STW) | industrial management(UNBIS) ]

It is an integral part of the industrial policy flagship, which calls for a European industrial policy creating the best environment to maintain and develop a strong, competitive and diversified industrial base in Europe, improving employment and knowhow of the sector.

Directory code: Industrial policy and internal market / Industrial policy: sectoral operations / Other industrial sectors Industrial policy and internal market / Internal market: approximation of laws / Other sectors for approximation of laws

7. Notes that the absence of a common defence industrial policy has led to considerable fragmentation of the defence market in terms of demand and supply, regulations and standards; recognises that a common defence industrial policy makes sense economically to reinforce the role of the European Union on the global scale and maintain Europe’s technological capacity while still taking into account the specificities of each Member State; believes therefore that European defence industrial policy should promote multidimensional cooperation for the benefit of the EU, outlining the main industrial objectives, mapping the comparative advantag ...[+++]es and strategic industrial sectors and emphasising the role of the European Defence Agency (EDA), one of main actors in defining European industrial policy, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) bodies in supporting cooperation among Member States; further recognises the need for the Defence Industrial Headline Goal 2030 to help coordinate the defence policies of the Member States; notes that cross-border and transatlantic industrial cooperation can facilitate access to new technologies, promote advanced product development and provide an incentive to seek effective measures to reduce costs and shorten the production cycle; notes that due to the financial crisis no EU defence industry can be viable on a national basis and that pursuing consolidation of the EU defence industry will lead to decreasing defence budgets;

J. whereas an ambitious EU industrial policy must be based on a strong internal market, both within EU borders and in its external dimension; whereas, in this connection, all industrial policy instruments (such as RD policy, regional policy, competition policy, regulatory convergence and trade policy) must be brought to bear in addressing the opportunities and challenges of globalisation,