SACLAY, France—Senior US and European Union officials agreed to expand cooperation on supply chains for critical technologies, including semiconductors and the materials used in their manufacture, and spoke at a high-level meeting about common concerns surrounding high-tech international trade.
At the second meeting of the US-EU Trade and Technology Council, the two sides unveiled initiatives to better align policies and work in 10 areas, including high-tech supply chains, artificial intelligence, and international industrial standards. in response to the economic impact Russian invasion of UkraineThe group has added an additional workflow on global food security.
