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Maryam Cope

Head of Government Affairs at ASML US

Maryam Cope is an accomplished professional with a strong background in government affairs and technology policy.

She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Education from Stanford University Graduate School Of Business and Bachelor of Science in Biology from Northwestern University.

Maryam has held key positions in various organizations, including Head Of U.S. Government Affairs at Asml and Director Of Government Affairs at Semiconductor Industry Association.

Her expertise extends to Managing Partner, Technology Practice at Goldsteincope Policy Solutions, Vice President Of Government Affairs at American Hotel & Lodging Association, and Director Of Government Relations at Information Technology Industry Council (Iti).

Prior to these roles, Maryam served as part of the Professional Staff at the United States Senate and as a Research Assistant at the Kellogg School Of Management.

With her wealth of experience and knowledge, Maryam Cope continues to be a prominent figure in the field of government affairs.

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Please see ASML's statement regarding today's US government export control regulations announcement: "Today, the US authorities published the updated version of the advanced computing and semiconductor manufacturing equipment rule, imposing additional restrictions on export of advanced chip manufacturing technology. These regulations will become effective after a period of 30 days. Given the length and complexity of the regulations, ASML will need to carefully assess any potential implications. However, as to our business, from the information we received, it is our understanding that the new regulations will be applicable to a limited number of fabs in China related to advanced semiconductor manufacturing.   These export control measures will likely have an impact on the regional split of our systems sales in the medium to long term. However, we do not expect these measures to have a material impact on our financial outlook for 2023 and for our longer-term scenarios for 2025 and 2030, as communicated during our Investor Day in November 2022.   ASML will seek further clarification from the US authorities on the scope of these new regulations. ASML is fully committed to comply with all applicable laws and regulations including export control legislation in the countries in which we operate."

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States