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European Governments Reject US DEI Ban for Contractors
- The US Embassy in Paris sent letters to French companies, urging them to drop DEI programs.
- This action aligns with Trump's January executive order terminating DEI programs within the US federal government.
- The letters included a questionnaire asking companies to certify they do not practice DEI programs.
- France's Foreign Trade Minister Saint-Martin expressed shock and said France would discuss the letters with the US embassy.
- French officials and business leaders assert France will not compromise its inclusion policies, viewing them as core values.
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"Belgium will not retreat by a millimetre" on the principle of diversity in society, and the attitude of the United States is "profoundly regrettable", said Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot on Tuesday. ...
·Brussels, Belgium
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Belgium also reacted to this letter sent to European companies, stating that it "will not retreat by one millimetre" on the principle of diversity in society.
·Paris, France
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European multinationals must renounce diversity and inclusion criteria to participate in public procurement in the United States. Find out about European reactions.
·Milan, Italy
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Diversity Policy: Dozens of European companies received a letter from US embassies last weekend asking them to stop…
·Netherlands
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