ITI: TTC Should Seize Opportunity to Advance Transatlantic Leadership, Cooperation
WASHINGTON – Today, global tech trade association ITI, issued a new set of forward-thinking recommendations to support strong outcomes at the U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) ministerial meeting later in May. ITI’s recommendations highlight opportunities to foster collaboration and interoperability on technology policy approaches, promote transatlantic leadership on global technology and trade, and capitalize on third-country opportunities and challenges.
“As we head into the fourth ministerial meeting later this month, ITI urges U.S. and EU officials to produce tangible outcomes that will bolster the future of transatlantic leadership in the technologies driving the 21st century economy. This includes furthering cooperation in cybersecurity, AI, and 6G, and reinforcing commitments to leverage international standards and uphold non-discriminatory treatment, both of which are foundational to the further development, application, and adoption of key technologies,” said Jason Oxman, ITI President and CEO. “Increasing meaningful stakeholder engagement will also be critical to solidifying the utility of the TTC and achieving ambitious outcomes.”
Read ITI’s full recommendations here (opens in a new tab).