The Trump administration warns European companies against compliance with DEI’s control order

The Trump administration is working to expand its anti -Edi campaign to European companies.

According to what was reported, government officials sent messages to companies in France and the European Union, which holds US government contracts, and warned them against compliance with an executive order prohibiting diversity, shares and integration programs if they want to keep their contracts.

According to the document, “Foreign Ministry contractors must ratify that they do not manage any programs promoting Dei, which violates any laws in force in combating discrimination and agrees that this certificate is an article for the purposes of the decision to pay the government and thus subject to the law of wrong claims.”

The messages, which were distributed by the American embassies in Paris and also through the European Union, also included a questionnaire that orders companies to ratify their compliance with federal anti -discrimination laws. The existence of the message It was reported for the first time Friday by the French daily works, Les Ichos.

The American diplomats in the Eastern Union countries and Belgium also sent the letter, The Financial Times I mentioned.

Air and defense groups, consulting providers and infrastructure companies are among the French companies that are likely to be exposed to management demands.

The move comes at the same time that the US Federal Communications Committee warned Walt Disney And its ABC unit that will do it Start the investigation of Dei’s efforts in the media giant.

The French Ministry of Finance expressed its concerns about the American government’s approach, saying that its values ​​do not reflect the value of France. Development confirms the increasing tensions between the United States and Europe, especially since the United States threatens the tariffs on European goods, including cars and wine, and European policies challenges, such as the conquest of Ukraine.