Ensuring fair and competitive digital market and equal terms of competition for the benefit of European consumers and businesses through the implementation of the New Democracy MEP Dimitris Tsiodras, along with his 32 other colleagues in a letter to the executives of the Commander -in -Chief, Teresa Ribera and Henna Virkkunen.

In the letter, MEPs from many political groups of the European Parliament are concerned about possible delays in technological surveys in compliance with the aforementioned act and underline the need for rapid completion within the predetermined deadline (25).
They note the risk of over -concentration of the market in a very limited number of companies as a result of the rapid development of artificial intelligence and cloud services.

They end up asking the Commission to closely monitor these services and take the necessary steps to prevent unfair practices and create barriers to competition that could increase the cost of consumer services and create obstacles for smaller businesses.

It is recalled that the act of digital markets includes a list of practices that large platforms (access regulators) such as the favorable treatment of their own services should be implemented or avoided or imposing unfair terms of access to their online applications.

And regulators of access are the digital platforms that are an important gateway between consumers and businesses, the position of which enables them to establish their own rules.

Following is the full text of the letter:

Dear Executive Vice-President Ribera,
Dear Executive Vice-President Virkkunen,

Subject: URGENT REQUEST FOR ACTION ON THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE DIGITAL MARKETS ACT

As Members of the Working Groupon the Implementation of the Digital Markets ACT (DMA) to Express Our Concerns Regarding the Potential Risk of Delay in the OntGoing Enforcement. These views are shared by several other Members of the European Parliament.

The DMA is crucial for a fair, open, and innovation-driven digital ecosystem. Its effective and Timely Enforcement is Essential to ADDRESS Market imbalances and Create a Truly Level Playing Field for All Eu Businesses. Therefore, we urge you to adhere to your commitment to Swift and Timely Enforcement, as Assured During your confirmation Hearings.

While we commit the European Commission for the Steps Already Taken to Enforce the DMA, We Are Concerned About Potential Delays in Critical Investigations. Such Delays Could Hinder the Benefits of the DMA. We strong urge the commission to exportite non-compliance investigations and to meet the Establed Deadline of 25 March 2025 Demonstrating EU’s Proactive Commitment to Digital Regulation and Fairness.

In? The DMA Scope Contains Several Provisions that Could be used to prevent gatekeepers from restricting Emerging ai Developers Such as Fair Ranking, Transparency in Advertising, or Access to Data. Cloud Services Are Equally Integal to the Deployment and Growth of Ai Technologies. It is concerning that, as of now, no cloud provider has been designated as gatekeeper under the dma.

We therefore Urgean Commission to Monitor Both Ai and Cloud Services Closely within the Dma Framework and Consider Their Designations as Core Platform Services. This will Help Prevent Barriers that Could Stifle Innovation and Create Unfair Obstacles for Smaller Enterprises and Start-Up. Finally, Given the Critical Role of the High-Level Expert Group on the DMA in Ensuring the effects ; as well as provided with all background documents, in line with our previous requests.

We look forward to your response on this important Matter and Hope to Collaborate Closely in Enseuring a Fair and Competitive Digital Market in Europe, to the Benefit of All European Citizens.

Yours Sincerely;