French President Emmanuel Macron and former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi expressed concerns over the potential impact of Donald Trump’s election on Europe’s economy during a discussion in Paris. They highlighted increasing dependency on the U.S. market and called for measures to bridge the technological gap between the two regions. Draghi warned of possible new tariffs under a Trump administration and emphasized the need for stronger investments in Europe. The two leaders underscored the importance of European unity in the face of shifting global economic dynamics.

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