German minister welcomes EU green industrial policy proposals
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck on Wednesday backed proposals by the European Commission on a green industrial policy for Europe to compete with the U.S. as a manufacturing hub for electric vehicles and other green goods.
"That is a very good proposal," Habeck said in a statement. "We have a common goal: to advance the development of a green economy in order to become climate-neutral and to strengthen the European Union as an attractive, competitive location for investment and innovation."
Habeck said the Commission's proposals were a good basis for discussion in the coming weeks. (Writing by by Matthias Williams, editing by Rachel More)
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