In a joint statement, CEEMET, ECEG, IMA-Europe, CEC Footwear, CEPI, Euratex, Euromines, Eurofer, industriAll European Trade Union, SEA Europe, UEPG, Cotance, Cerame-Unie, Eurometaux, CLEPA, ACEA, and Eurelectric have called for a European Industrial Deal aimed at ensuring quality industrial jobs in Europe. Building upon the Antwerp Declaration adopted in February and signed by over 1000 industry leaders and unions, the sectoral social partners and industrial associations are urging the European Commission, European Parliament, and Belgian European Council Presidency to focus on this initiative. The deal, supported by manufacturing workers in metal, chemical, textile, and mining industries, emphasizes the importance of a Just Transition, re-skilling and up-skilling initiatives, social dialogue, and a stable regulatory environment for industries. The signatories stress that industry in Europe is crucial for delivering climate solutions and that a strong industrial fabric and social dialogue are essential for ensuring a Just Transition.
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