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Global Gateway is the European strategy to boost smart, clean and secure connections in digital, energy and transport sectors, and to strengthen health, education and research systems across the world. Through a 'Team Europe' approach, Global Gateway brings together the EU, its Member States and their financial and development institutions to mobilise the private sector to leverage investments promoting sustainable growth. 
 
Between 2021 and 2027, Team Europe is mobilising up to € 300.000 million of investments for sustainable, transformational and high-quality projects, taking into account the needs of partner countries and ensuring lasting benefits for local communities. This allows EU’s partners to create resilient and sustainable societies and economies, but also create opportunities for the EU Member States’ private sector to invest and remain competitive, whilst ensuring the highest environmental and labour standards, as well as sound financial management. 
 
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EU-LAC Global Gateway Investiment Agenda

The European Union - Latin America and the Caribbean Global Gateway Investment Agenda highlights potential investment projects to help address the region's infrastructure needs, while creating local added value and promoting growth, jobs and social cohesion. It is a political commitment to work together, identifying fair green and digital investment opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean, which will benefit from the open environment generated by trade and investment agreements, which will help them achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Investment Agenda revolves around the following pillars:

  • a fair green transition
  • an inclusive digital transformation
  • human development
  • health resilience and vaccines

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Global Gateway in Uruguay

In Uruguay, the main priorities of the Global Gateway Investment Agenda are:

  1. renewable hydrogen;
  2. water management and infrastructure;
  3. sustainable mobility.

The EU has approved a € 2 million fund, under the Euroclima regional cooperation programme, to support the implementation of Uruguay's Green Hydrogen and Derivatives Roadmap.