EU-Asia Cooperation on Competition and Subsidies Control
EU-Asia Cooperation on Competition and Subsidies Control
Fifteen Countries
The Project covers Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Lao PDR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, and Viet Nam.
Competition Policy
The Project covers all areas of competition policy, including procedures, restrictive agreements, cartels, abuse of dominance, mergers, State Owned Enterprises and State Aid.
Dialogues
The Project supports dialogues between competition officials from the EU and Asia through Competition Weeks, Competition Summer Seminar, the Visitors Programme, online seminars, and informative materials.
Cooperation
The EU–Asia Cooperation on Competition and Subsidies Control Project, funded by the European Union, runs from 2025 to 2030 and aims to enhance cooperation between the European Commission Directorate-General for Competition and its counterparts in Asia.
Events
Competition News
- Commission adopts EU Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance
- Commission approves German capacity mechanism of up to €35 billion to secure electricity supply
- Commission approves €30 million Portuguese State aid for agricultural, fishery and aquaculture companies facing increased fuel and fertiliser prices
- Commission approves €4.5 million German State aid for fishing and aquaculture companies facing increased fuel prices
- Commission opens in-depth State aid investigation into arbitration award ordering Spain to pay compensation to JGC Holdings Corporation
- Review finds Foreign Subsidies Regulation fit for purpose, Commission considers targeted changes
- Commission sends Statement of Grounds to Temu over possible obstruction of inspection under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation
- Commission approves €290 million Dutch State aid to support sustainable aviation fuels
- Commission approves €59 million Slovenian State aid scheme to promote battery energy storage systems
- Commission opens in-depth investigation into arbitration award ordering Romania to pay compensation to ten energy investors
- Commission approves €149 million Swedish State aid for agricultural, fishing and aquaculture companies facing increased fuel and fertiliser prices
- EU State aid rules enable social support and investments, new Commission guidance shows
- Commission seeks feedback on proposed amendments to regional State aid guidelines
- Commission approves €54 million Luxembourgish State aid for road and rail transport firms facing increased fuel prices
- Commission invites comments on draft new rescue and restructuring State aid guidelines
