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The European Union is set to introduce a "European business wallet," a secure platform aimed at simplifying investment procedures and establishing common rules across member states. Europarliamentarian Mariana Grapini discussed its functionality and potential conditions for non-EU investors. The platform aims to enhance collaboration between businesses and authorities while securing investment data. It seeks to eliminate legislative discrepancies among member states, facilitating a unified market. Additionally, a new regulation on public procurement is being prepared to replace the current fragmented system, ensuring transparency and equal access for all businesses. Conditions for foreign investments may include local workforce and supplier requirements.