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Starting the FINESTJAP Project with a Finnish-Estonian Export Mission to Japan
The FINESTJAP Project invites Finnish and Estonian Green Tech SMEs with export-ready products and services to join a new export collaboration. FINESTJAP started in June 2024 and continues until May 2027.
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Report on investment activities in the Baltic Region by German, Chinese and South Korean companies.

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The Centre's December 2024 newsletter is out !
The Centre quarterly newsletter, December 2024 issue, is out! In this issue:   Call for…
Weekly Japanese Industry and Policy News: 30 Nov - 06 Dec 2024
The EU Japan Centre is releasing a weekly press review covering Japan's economic and policy matters…

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10/12/2024
Current Status and Challenges of the Circular Economy - Toward a Growth-oriented, Resource-autonomous Economy
The EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation Webinar Current Status and Challenges of the Circular Economy - Toward a Growth-oriented, Resource-autonomous Economy Tuesday, 10 December 16:30-18:…
11/12/2024
EU AI Act: Addressing the New Regulatory Framework from the Perspective of European and Japanese Businesses
As AI permeates all aspects of life and business, on 13 June 2024, the European Parliament issued the first general regulation on AI use and applications within the European market. With a risk-…

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