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Brussels to debate a "Made in Europe" scope for the car industry

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Brussels to debate a "Made in Europe" scope for the car industry

The deputy ambassadors of the EU’s 27 member states (Coreper I) are due to debate on Wednesday 11 November in Brussels the creation of a "Made in Europe" scope dedicated to the car industry, within the framework of the industrial accelerator, according to La Lettre.

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