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Deal Management in CRM in European Union
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What is the European Parliament CRM Act?
The CRMs act would establish lists of 16 'strategic raw materials' (SRMs) and 34 CRMs. The list of CRMs was prepared by the Commission based on their economic importance and supply risk. SRMs were identified based on their relevance for the green and digital transition, as well as for defence and space applications.
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What is the CRM in the EU?
Critical Raw Materials are indispensable for the EU economy and a wide set of necessary technologies for strategic sectors such as renewable energy, digital, aerospace and defence.
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How are EU trade agreements negotiated?
The Commission then negotiates with the partner country on behalf of the EU, in close cooperation with the Council and the European Parliament. After agreement on the text of the deal is reached with partners, the Commission submits formal proposals for adoption to the Council.
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What is the EU aid for trade strategy?
The EU's Aid for Trade strategy helps partner countries better integrate into the global trading system and take greater advantage of the poverty-reducing benefits of economic openness and enhanced trade efficiency.
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Can EU countries make their own trade deals?
The EU is responsible for the trade policy of the member countries and negotiates agreements for them. Speaking as one voice, the EU carries more weight in international trade negotiations than each individual member would. The EU actively engages with countries or regional groupings to negotiate trade agreements.
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How does the EU make trade easier?
The EU negotiates trade agreements on behalf of the member states – including Ireland. These agreements deal with preferential duty rates on the shipment of goods between the EU and countries around the world. They have also evolved to cover a wider range of areas to facilitate trade.
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What is the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act CRMA?
The CRMA aims to bolster the EU's strategic autonomy by reducing reliance on external suppliers for CRMs. Essential for the production of batteries, renewable energy technologies, and various high-tech applications, these materials include lithium, cobalt, and nickel.
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How does the EU negotiate trade deals?
Once the Commission completes the negotiations, it publishes the agreement and presents the deal to the Council and the European Parliament. The Council and the European Parliament examine the final deal and decide whether or not to approve it. If they both approve it, the EU can conclude the agreement.
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so basically the European year of skills the goal is to help companies specifically small to medium-sized companies address this shortage of technical skills in the EU the goal here is that 20 million will actually go through this program by 2030 and then their goal is 60 of adults should participate in training by year 2030 to ensure that there is this skills Gap is being addressed by a government entity the workforces of the future need to be a lot smarter because of AI and AI is transforming Workforce is a lot quicker than any other technology we've seen in the past so I think if you look at that I don't know that the private sector is going to be able to respond fast enough to build an entire Workforce that's going to be required in the future and so I think it totally makes sense that the EU would do this or that European countries would invest in upskilling their people to really get ahead of that
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