EUROPEAN ECONOMIC FORUM

The European Business Conference

25 & 26 November 2026, Lucerne

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EUROPEAN ECONOMIC FORUM

25 & 26 November 2026 | KKL Lucerne

Welcome to the European Economic Forum – Europe's leading business conference for current and future leaders. Each year, 700 decision-makers from business, politics, academia, and society gather to tackle pressing economic and geopolitical challenges and shape bold strategies for a resilient, competitive Europe.

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A heartfelt thank you to the 700 participants for two days of intense inspiration, insightful encounters, and meaningful discussions centered on the question: What must Europe do now to remain resilient and capable of action in an increasingly unstable world?

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When the Car Becomes a System: The Next Phase of Mobility

The mobility sector is undergoing a profound structural shift. Electrification, digitalisation and autonomous driving are not only transforming powertrain technologies; they are fundamentally reshaping business models, regulation and infrastructure. In a session hosted by AMAG at the European Economic Forum, representatives from industry, politics and mobility start-ups discussed how this transition can be successfully managed.

Europe’s Wake Up Call for Sovereignty and New Thinking

In Lucerne, leading figures from business, politics, and science gathered to discuss a pressing question: Why is Europe losing influence – and how can it regain it? Over two days at the KKL it became clear: excuses are no longer sufficient. The pressure to act is real.

The Climate Clock Is Ticking – So Is Europe's Competitive Edge

In the midst of ongoing discussions about Europe’s security threats, the climate crisis risks being sidelined. The effects of human-induced climate change are already visible and are becoming increasingly severe and frequent in Europe. As the geopolitical landscape shifts, the urgency of committing to the common path towards climate neutrality has never been greater.

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