14/10/2026: Promises and pitfalls of the 28th regime for companies
A Franco-German discussion
The 28th regime for companies is intended to promote innovation and strengthen European competitiveness. However, designing this regime is proving to be a complex undertaking and raises questions regarding its scope and legal details.
The Jacques Delors Centre and the German Embassy in Paris are pleased to invite you to the next Research Meets Politics event in Paris to advance this debate from a Franco-German perspective: What form should a 28th regime for businesses take? What priorities should be set, and what decisions need to be taken to enable businesses to derive added value? What should France and Germany contribute to the debate?
Programme
6:30 pm: Introductory remarks by Florian Rudolph, Head of the Economy Department at the Embassy of Germany to France
Discussion: Promises and pitfalls of the 28th regime
- Christophe Bories, Head of the Financial Sector Department at the French Treasury
- Joachim Herrmann, Deputy Head of Cabinet of Commissioner McGrath, Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law and Consumer Protection
- Paul Oudin, Assistant Professor of Law at ESSEC
- Anne Sanders, Holder of the Chair of Civil Law, Business Law, the Law of Family Businesses and Judicial Studies at Bielefeld University
- Moderation: Johannes Lindner, Head of the Division for EU Institutions & Fora at the European Central Bank
8:00 pm: Closing remarks by Thu Nguyen, Acting Co-Director of the Jacques Delors Centre
The event will be followed by a reception.
The event will take place in Paris. It is organised by the Jacques Delors Centre and the German Embassy in Paris. It forms part of the Pariser Platz Dialogue, a series of discussions that bring together German, French, and European figures to discuss key issues in European politics. The series was initiated by Henrik Enderlein and is supported by the Federal Foreign Office.
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