Jovita Nalyoshena

Good morning.

I think that what we are discussing right now is a non-compliance case.

It was very well summarized.

There's the question about their advertising, their access to the data of that, the access to the data for the researchers, and the deceptive mark of verified information.

So I think that this is really very clear.

Now the X has a certain amount of days to prepare the plan of implementation, and we will take it from there.

Look, I think that EU has a right every time you have a business in Europe or the business in any other jurisdiction, you apply the rules which you were supposed to act.

I think that this is our sovereign right to regulate.

This is one element.

Another element, some of the search engines, digital search engines which are functioning in Europe,

Some of the platforms have more users than U.S.

citizens in Europe.

Some of the digital companies, American digital companies have 30 to 50 percent of their turnover actually generated in Europe.

So probably we're doing something good in Europe to make sure that American companies would feel welcome and actually see the benefit of being there.

And I think that in general,

Be it trade, be it technological cooperation, be it cooperation on economic security or be it both sides investments.

I think that on the both sides of Atlantic, this is the thing that should be actually mutually beneficial.

It should be beneficial for both U.S.

and EU.

Well, as I mentioned, we have multiple American companies.