Tionóladh an chéad Fhóram Global Gateway sa Bhruiséil an 25 agus an 26 Deireadh Fómhair. Thug sé le chéile breis agus 40 ionadaí rialtais ardleibhéil ón Aontas Eorpach agus ó gach cearn den domhan, institiúidí airgeadais agus ionadaithe gnó chun labhairt faoi riachtanais infheistíochta an domhain, réitigh a phlé agus comhpháirtíochtaí nua a sheoladh.
Dhírigh an plé ar an bhfuinneamh glas agus hidrigin, ar an taighde agus oideachas, ar amhábhair chriticiúla agus ar chonairí iompair. Síníodh raon comhaontuithe agus gealltanais infheistíochta sna réimsí sin an uair seo le comhpháirtithe ó gach cearn den domhan.
An oíche roimh an bhFóram, tháinig Ardán Global Gateway um Idirphlé leis an tSochaí Shibhialta agus leis na hÚdaráis Áitiúla le chéile den chéad uair riamh. Tabharfaidh an tArdán sin deis don tsochaí shibhialta agus do na húdaráis áitiúla páirt a ghlacadh in Global Gateway agus i gcur i bhfeidhm céimneach tionscadal i réimsí éagsúla.
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On her visit to Nuuk, President von der Leyen announced that the EU will invest €200 million in and with Greenland this year and the next. The EU, Greenland and Denmark also signed a new Joint Declaration to strengthen the common investment agenda, political dialogue and people-to-people exchanges.
A year-long campaign to mobilise investments in renewable energy in Africa, led by Commission President von der Leyen and South African President Ramaphosa, has secured €15.5 billion to support clean transition in Africa. This includes a Team Europe pledge over €10 billion.
At the Global Gateway Forum in Brussels President von der Leyen announced that the initiative reached the original target of mobilising €300 billion in investment two years ahead of the deadline of 2027. She also announced the launch of the Global Gateway Investment Hub to further support investors.
The new international digital strategy shows that the EU is a stable, reliable and open partner at a time when the digital revolution is reshaping economies and societies. It also reaffirms the EU’s commitment to building a rules-based global digital order, in line with its fundamental values.