Added value: Can Widening countries become a driver of European competitiveness?

Per the recent Widening SG planning discussions: the main focus will be on the contribution of Widening R&I ecosystems to VDL’s competitiveness agenda – both in terms of becoming more competitive within the EU, and boosting European competitiveness at an international level. In parallel, however, is the bigger question of where a Widening 2.0 instrument would fit under the proposed Competitiveness Fund, and with which strategic objectives.

Panel discussion featuring:

• Nick Fowler, Chief Academic Officer, Elsevier
• Ladislav Krištoufek, Vice Rector, Research, Charles University
• Eszter Lakos, Member, European Parliament
• Aistė Vilkanauskytė, Adviser, Technology and Innovation Division, Ministry of Education, Science and Sport, Government of Lithuania

Supported by the Science|Business Widening Initiative

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