The Single Market drives society and the economy for 440 million citizens and 23 million businesses, propelling freedom, prosperity, and progress. However, the EU’s economic weight is shrinking, and economies across the world face new realities, such as rapid technological development and demographic change. At this pivotal moment for Europe to propel the green and digital transitions and enhance its economic security, the reduction of barriers and integration of financial, energy, telecommunications, and defense markets is essential to strengthen the single market and remain an attractive place for businesses. In this rapidly changing digital landscape, a forward-looking approach must also consider the necessity to build an inclusive workforce for enduring competitiveness. In this global context, how can leaders strengthen markets and economic security through inclusive growth to harness the potential of demographic trends? What will be the impact of the Global Election Supercycle on the EU’s market? How can economies foster thriving businesses that can better compete in the global market?