One Market One Law has just submitted its first contribution to the European Commission on the EU Inc. proposal and the optional 28th Regime

Warm congratulations to the 24 founding members, the teams who worked together to develop this position, and the Association Henri Capitant, whose pioneering work laid much of the groundwork.

The One Market One Law contribution strongly supports the proposal and identifies the conditions necessary for its success: a directly applicable Regulation rather than a directive; a regime open to all companies, not only start-ups; a sufficiently harmonised core to provide genuine cross-border legal certainty; and a distinctly European name for what should become the first building block of a European Business Code.

The Letta and Draghi reports identified the gap. EU Inc. represents the first brick. The work has been completed and delivered. Europe must now build upon it — and there is no time to lose.

Once officially published, the contribution will be shared on LinkedIn and widely disseminated within the European Parliament and across all 27 Member States.

The stakes are considerable: the full efficiency of the Single Market, the simplification of the European corporate framework, the feasibility of a genuine European capital market, European competitiveness and prosperity, and ultimately Europe’s economic and technological sovereignty.