Sonia CHIKH M'HAMED
Associate Professor of Strategy and International Management - ESSCA

The European Green Deal marks a milestone on the EU’s path to attaining the Paris climate change and sustainability goals and become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. To this end, the EU needs partners worldwide. As the largest and most dynamic growth region, the Asia-Pacific region is pivotal in efforts to accelerate the shift towards resource-efficient and environmentally friendly economic and growth models.

This final report presents the main findings of the two-year research project 'The European Green Deal - Perspectives for the EU-Asia Relationship' supported by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung. It was presented to an international audience in Brussels during the workshop 'Decarbonisation Strategies in Asia' on 1 and 2 December 2022.

The study examines sustainability approaches and initiatives in Japan, China, India and Singapore, their perceptions of the EU Green Deal and potential areas for cooperation with the EU.

Click here to download the study on the KAS website

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