Peter Chase, Vizepräsident der US Handelskammer, besuchte  die Atlantische Initiative, um die Studie „Regulatory Coherence & Cooperation in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership“ vorzustellen und über das Potential von TTIP und insbesondere die regulatorische Zusammenarbeit zwischen der EU und den USA zu diskutieren. Die Veranstaltung am 20. März wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit der Initiative Junger Transatlantiker und dem Aspen Institut Deutschland organisiert.

The negotiations towards the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) have caused a heated debate on both sides of the Atlantic. In an effort to foster a better-informed and thorough debate about opportunities and challenges with regard to transatlantic free trade, the Atlantische Initiative, Aspen Institute and Initiative junger Transatlantiker / Young Transatlantic Initiative hosted a joint event on ‘TTIP: Regulatory Coherence and Cooperation.‘

The event featured Mr. Peter Chase, Vice-President for Europe at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (AmCham), and was attended by twenty participants from a broad range of professional backgrounds. Mr. Chase made a strong case for a deep and comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) plus investment protection chapter between the European Union and the United States of America that would lower tariffs, mutually recognize high standards and therefore reinforce the foundation for a strong transatlantic alliance.

Read the AmCham paper on regulatory cooperation: AmCham Report Regulatory Cooperation