The EU-European Union has proposed a bill that includes investing more than 5.6 trillion yen in Japanese yen with the aim of doubling production in the region of semiconductors, which continues to have a global shortage, in 2030. Proposed to Member States and the European Union.
In the midst of a global shortage of semiconductors, the European Commission, the EU's executive body, aims to double the production of semiconductors in the region from the current 10% in the global share to 20% in 2030. Proposed a new bill to member states and the European Parliament.
The bill will invest 43 billion euros in total for the public and private sectors and 5.6 trillion yen in Japanese yen to support research and development of semiconductors and strengthen the production system, and subsidies for attracting important factories. It includes easing restrictions on member countries.
"This bill is just timely. Europe can become a leader in strategic markets in the medium term," said Von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, in a statement. I emphasized the above significance.
Regarding semiconductors, each country is rushing to strengthen its production system and expand its supply network. We have passed a bill to invest subsidies.