The shift toward the Open Strategic Autonomy (OSA) model in the European Union is driven by three components: a Franco-German consensus, a compromise between pro-autonomy European Commission Directorate Generals (DG GROW, DG CNECT, DG DIGIT) and market-oriented Directorate Generals (DG TRADE, DG COMP, DG ECFIN), and support from citizens and the private sector.

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• Open Strategic Autonomy concept
• European Union entity
• European Commission entity