Published March 1, 2009
EU heads of state / government carried out an informal meeting on the economic crisis in Brussels on March 1, 2009. Among their conclusions: "Protectionism is not the answer - the single market should be the main vehicle to create growth and employment." Click here for a webcast of the event.
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