Industrial sovereignty: choosing the requirement without giving in to withdrawal

"Industrial sovereignty is neither a matter of closure nor a distrust of foreign investment. On the contrary, it can become a lever of attractiveness, provided it is based on a framework of accepted and open requirements.

The European Union already enforces strict compliance and safety rules, preventing certain products from entering its market. For example, toys, electronic equipment, or textiles from China can be banned from entry or recalled after inspection. These restrictions are not directly based on economic logic. They are primarily justified by security, public health, or the protection of..."

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