The two major economic powers in Europe, France and Germany, have announced a collaboration aimed at protecting Europe's automotive industry from decline. Their goal is to create an innovation environment that can maintain the competitiveness of the region.

They are promoting a strategy of innovation to ensure that Europe remains a continent with innovations, investments, and productions while protecting its atmosphere and ensuring its jobs. This is why they established a reform project that focuses on transforming the auto sector without losing its environmental ambition. They have established a plan for investment, research and development that aims to improve the technological and industrial capabilities of Europe. Additionally, incentives for investment, research and development, European production, and supply chain security resources have been proposed. The final objective is to have a European automotive industry competitive, innovative, and decarbonized, productive in Europe, and creating jobs for future generations. The keywords are 'competitiveness', 'innovation', and 'decarbonization'.

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed the decision enthusiastically. Macron emphasized that 'we hope that this Franco-German dynamic can lead to rapid agreements with our partners to guarantee our jobs and industry.' Merz added that 'this is an investment signal for the industry.'

The reform project proposed by France and Germany also includes a combination of a 'European Decarbonization Project' with regulatory freedom to reflect the economic and technical differences between countries. It promises incentives for investment, research and development, European production, and supply chain security resources. The strategy proposed by France and Germany aims to create an innovation environment sufficient to maintain the competitiveness of the region. This translates into a European automotive industry that is innovative, productive, and decarbonized, productive in Europe, and that creates jobs for future generations. The project of reform proposed by France and Germany has been positively received by French and German leaders who declared that 'we hope that this Franco-German dynamic can lead to rapid agreements with our partners to guarantee our jobs and industry.'