Neînțelegeri în UE: Germania, Franța și Spania se contrazic pe „Made in Europe”

France, Germany, and Spain disagree on the implementation of the "Made in Europe" principle aimed at favoring European companies in public contracts. The European Commission's Industrial Accelerator Act seeks to direct more public spending to European firms, particularly in green industries and automotive sectors. Germany advocates for a broader inclusion of countries with trade agreements, while Spain proposes a three-tier preference system. France supports a more restrictive approach, emphasizing that public funds should primarily benefit European production. Ireland is mediating negotiations, aiming for a compromise by mid-October, but differing views persist within the European Parliament and among member states.