On the first and part of the second day, the Brussels Briefing was held, where participants received an overview of the upcoming EU legislation and had the opportunity to exchange insights on important economic policies such as the Omnibus legislative package, the Clean Industry Plan and the competitiveness of the digital industry in general. Special emphasis was placed on transatlantic cooperation in the context of the new US administration and on the opportunities and challenges it brings.

On the second day, the Transatlantic Conference was also held, which this year again brought together numerous representatives of the business community, decision-makers and media from both sides of the Atlantic. Some of the prominent speakers were Chair of the European Parliament Delegation for relations with the United States Brando Banifei, EU Ambassador to the US Jovita Neliupšienė, Polish Minister for EU Affairs Adam Szłapka and Managing Director for Peace, Defence and Security at the European External Action Service Benedikta von Seherr-Thoß. It was emphasized that it is necessary to continue developing transatlantic cooperation despite global economic and political challenges and to encourage dialogue.

AmCham Croatia was represented by: Policy Manager Tomislav Vidović and Public Affairs Officer Vanja Bačun.