Public Lecture on The U.S. – EU: Economic Cooperation

Digitalization is the next important step for cooperation development as in the 21^st century the fast incorporation of information technologies in all spheres of life by platforms facilitating the communications and single markets development requires to be paid attention to the correct use of data and better privacy of information, pointed out the lecturer. Koplovsky emphasized also on the economic growth and rates of prosperity of every country. In this relation he promoted the development of single markets in goods and services including the role of energy and banking union for working out better regulations. The lecturer corroborated also the Juncker investment plan and outlined that the support of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) had been an important prerequisite for faster economic growth. He expressed an opinion that maintaining unity on sanctions against Russia could have a key role for the protection of cooperation and security in the European Union.