Europe and the Indo-Pacific: Partners for a resilient future
Both regions need to work together for their stability, prosperity and sustainability
EUROPE and the Indo-Pacific find their futures increasingly interlinked in a world marked by geopolitical shifts, economic uncertainty and intensifying strategic competition.
Challenges – ranging from growing pressure on the multilateral system intensified by Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine to the weaponisation of trade and technology and the accelerating climate crisis – are bringing us closer together, not dividing our regions. There is a greater need for collective action to effectively address these common challenges.
When the European Union launched its Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific in September 2021, the world looked different. Four years on, the game plan has become the backbone of a stronger, more engaged European presence in the region.
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