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The European Commission encourages the partnering of clusters through the European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP) website. In the context of international partnering with third countries, being listed on the ECCP website does not imply that Read more the European Union (EU) endorses or formally takes position on clusters participating in the ECCP. Dealing with these, as well as with the companies they represent, is subject to EU and national applicable law respectively. Notably, this means that EU individuals and entities subject to EU jurisdiction are obliged to follow all EU rules and regulations on, inter alia, export controls, restrictive measures, anti-terrorist financing and anti-money laundering, as well as the national measures taken on their basis... Your weekly opportunity to exchange knowledge and discuss topics significant to the EU business community. Explore

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