Trade and investment barriers

This procedure focuses on identifying and reducing obstacles that hinder the flow of goods, services, and investments between the EU and its global partners. By reviewing trade barriers and customs regulations, the EU aims to strengthen its economic competitiveness and ensure fairer market access within the framework of the World Trade Organization.

This will primarily affect exporters, importers, and international investors. Changes may include updated customs codes, revised tariffs, and new rules regarding foreign direct investment and preferential trade arrangements.