Extend Ireland’s global reach
We’re on the world stage,
isn’t it time we played the lead?
The challenge
Ireland remains one of the world’s most open economies. Irish business is increasingly global in focus, based on innovative manufacturing and internationally traded services.
Our prosperity is determined by important economic and strategic ties with major global partners. Investment and trade success will be central to our economic recovery and we must continue to foster effective international links.
International developments in areas such as trade and taxation will shape our prospects over the coming years, while political developments in the EU and the UK will also have significant implications for business and employment in Ireland.
The solution
- Support Ireland’s competitive position in relation to international tax reform
- Complete agreements with the US, Asia and others to support trade and investment opportunities for Irish and EU business
- Proactively shape EU policy and regulation, promoting Irish business priorities to influence the
- European Council, Commission and Parliament Work with business and authorities at national, EU
- and international level to advance trade facilitation and efficient customs procedures
- Support exporters, particularly SMEs, by reducing regulatory and administrative barriers
Read about the other campaign priorities
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Related content links
Ibec's policy positions on trade and international relations
Ibec's European affairs section

