Ansvarig för inremarknadsfrågor. Ordförande i Business Europes Services Working Group.
Latest articles by Cemille Üstün
- Comment – September 22, 2025
Inremarknadsstrategin Meddelande från kommissionen till Europarlamentet, rådet, Europeiska ekonomiska och sociala kommittén samt regionkommittén: ”Den inre marknaden: vår europeiska hemmamarknad i en osäker värld – En strategi för att göra den inre marknaden enkel, smidig och stark” (COM(2025) 500 slutlig)
- Article – August 29, 2024
Företagen: Enklare att bedriva handel med EU än med världen utanför
EU:s inre marknad är avgörande för Sveriges handel med omvärlden. Det står klart när över 300 företagare i Svenskt Näringslivs företagarpanel har sagt sitt. Men det finns utmaningar. ”Småföretagen uppfattar inte att de gynnas på samma sätt”, säger Cemille Üstün, policyansvarig EU:s inre marknad.
- Article – June 25, 2024
High time for the EU to refocus on the Single Market
The report by Mr. Enrico Letta focusing on the future of the Single Market has highlighted the need for the European Commission to present a Single Market Strategy in 2025, writes Cemille Üstün and Tuomas Nousiainen, Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
- Article – September 27, 2023
The Single Market Emergency Instrument is now in the trialogue negotiations
The original proposal for the Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI) was first presented by the European Commission in September 2022. Following long and intense discussions, the file has now entered the trialogue negotiations.
- Comment – November 29, 2022
The European Commission’s proposed Single Market Emergency Instrument
- Article – November 29, 2022
Did the Commission propose an emergency instrument that may hamper the fundamental idea of the EU single market?
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise was given the opportunity to comment on a consultation, launched by the Swedish government, on the European Commission’s proposal for a Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI). Here, we provide our overall comments
- Comment – November 7, 2022
Remiss av Europeiska kommissionens förslag till ett krisinstrument för den inre marknaden
- Article – September 26, 2022
An overly far-reaching instrument
The proposal for a Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI), which was launched on 19 September, demonstrates that the European Commission has not paid sufficient attention to the concerns expressed by the business organisations when responding to the consultations this spring.
- Article – May 30, 2022
EU free movement must be safeguarded
The EU should focus on removing trade barriers. Such measures are vital to ensure Swedish businesses have the necessary conditions to operate and grow.
- Article – May 30, 2022
The Best Crisis Preparedness is a Well-Functioning Single Market
The main focus of the Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI) must be to maintain free movement functioning at a time of a crisis. Consequently, the definition of a crisis is fundamental. Therefore, it is important that the Council agrees on when a crisis can be declared.
