Kaja Kallas Details EU Investment & Partnership with Latin America and Caribbean
[HPP] Kaja KallasNovember 9, 202512 min
32 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβTrump and Orban on European Immigration
- π‘ Donald Trump praised Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's immigration policies, stating they have kept Hungary safe and prevented the crime seen in other parts of Europe.
- π― Orban clarified that Hungary has zero illegal migration due to a strict system requiring permission to enter, leading to β¬1 million daily EU financial sanctions as punishment.
- β οΈ Trump urged other European nations to adopt Orban's strict stance on immigration, claiming that unchecked migration has brought "tremendous crime" and is changing Europe.
EU's Commitment to Latin America & Caribbean
- π€ EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas emphasized shared values like democracy and the rule of law as the foundation for partnership with Latin America and the Caribbean.
- π Kallas highlighted the need for trusted, reliable partners in an increasingly volatile and competitive global environment.
- π± She noted that the two regions are natural partners and are deepening their relationship to become "partners of choice."
Driving Trade and Investment
- π The European Union is the largest investor in the Latin America and Caribbean region, with β¬410 billion in goods and services exchanged in 2023.
- π Kallas announced the Global Gateway program has mobilized β¬31 billion out of a β¬45 billion commitment by 2027, funding over 100 projects from green hydrogen to sustainable transport.
- π» Efforts are underway to expand digital connectivity through the EU-LAC Digital Alliance, including support for satellite infrastructure and a new supercomputing network to boost digital sovereignty.
Advancing Clean Transition
- β‘ The EU has made significant progress on climate targets, with projections now below 3Β°C warming and a new NDC for 2035 aiming for 66-72% greenhouse gas reduction.
- π Kallas stressed the urgency of addressing the destructive effects of climate change, citing recent events like Hurricane Melissa.
- πΏ The EU is supporting a regional electricity integration initiative to leverage Latin America and the Caribbean's strong renewable resources, which already account for 65% of their electricity generation.
Enhancing Citizen Security
- π‘οΈ Both regions share concerns regarding organized crime, maritime security, and cybersecurity, necessitating collaborative action.
- β The EU plans to increase support for existing programs and enhance coordination between Europol and local law enforcement agencies.
- π Kallas announced the expansion of the EU's critical maritime routes program to the entire region, aiming to strengthen information sharing and combat crime at sea.
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Immigration policiesEuropean Union sanctionsUS-Hungarian relationsEU-Latin America partnershipEU-Caribbean partnershipGlobal Gateway programForeign direct investmentDigital transitionSupercomputing networksClimate actionGreenhouse gas reductionRenewable energyOrganized crimeMaritime securityCybersecurity
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