Spain leads the dual infrastructure and cybersecurity agenda at the EU Transport Council in Poland

 

 

The Informal Council, organized by the Polish Presidency of the EU, taking place on March 17 and 18, seeks to establish a united front in the face of current challenges. The priority is clear: increasing the EU's strategic autonomy in an international context marked by uncertainty.

"The current geopolitical situation requires us to redouble our efforts to guarantee the security and resilience of our infrastructure," he declared. Óscar Puente Upon her arrival at the Council, she said, "It is essential that we work together to develop innovative solutions that will allow us to face the challenges of the future."

On Tuesday the 18th, the ministers will address crucial issues such as the development of dual-use infrastructure, allowing for both civilian and military transport, and strengthening cybersecurity in the sector. The need for investments to improve military mobility and protecting critical infrastructures are key points on the agenda.

During his stay, Minister Puente will hold bilateral meetings with key figures such as Tzitzikostas Apostles, Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, Philippe Tabarot, France's new Transport Minister, and Dariusz Klimczak, Poland's Minister of Infrastructure and President of the Council. These meetings will allow for an exchange of views and strengthen cooperation among member countries.

 

 

 

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