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    ASML Criticizes EU Access, Highlights Difficulty in Meeting with Top Officials

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    A senior executive from ASML, a leading semiconductor company, voiced criticism regarding the accessibility of European Union officials for European companies during the Brussels summit. Frank Heemskerk, ASML’s Vice President of Global Public Affairs, was asked if the company had sufficient access to top European policymakers, including Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. He responded that it isn’t always easy. Heemskerk cited a former company official, stating that it is easier to meet with a senior official at the White House than with a commissioner. This statement was made in conjunction with the revelation that ASML’s CEO, Christophe Fouquet, had a two-hour meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Heemskerk said, ‘After listening for an hour and a half, he said, you are very personable, tell me what we can do better.’ The ASML executive believes that European policymakers should take note of this. He emphasized that political leaders should engage in discussions with companies that are investing.

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