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The sixth High Level Construction Forum

High-Level Construction Forum

20 July 2026

The sixth High Level Construction Forum

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The sixth forum brought together participants in person and online to discuss the future of the EU construction ecosystem, with particular attention to the implementation of the European Strategy for Housing Construction. The event reaffirmed the sector’s resilience and strategic importance despite ongoing external pressures affecting construction.

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EU-27

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Academic / Research and VET Institutions

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Industry Associations and Chambers of Commerce

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National authorities

  • Focus Areas

    • Competitiveness

    • Regulatory framework

    • Towards a fair and safe built environment

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The sixth forum took place in April 2026 with 145 in-person attendees and around 100 online participants. The Forum once again served as a central platform for dialogue on the future of the EU construction ecosystem, with a strong focus on implementation of the European Strategy for Housing Construction. Despite various external crises affecting construction, participants reaffirmed the resilience and strategic importance of the ecosystem.For more details, see the event's meeting report, key messages, presentation slides and a video recording

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