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Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030 – The way forward
JAN
Tue
31
10:00 - 12:00

This was 2 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space Digital Europe

The European Commission organises a session to present the 2030 Digital Decade Policy Programme, that will enter info force in January 2023, to the broad public. During the session the programme's objectives, main components, challenges and opportunities for European citizens and actors of the European digital ecosystem will be addressed. The presentation of the programme might contain interesting background information for stakeholders wishing to participate in digital-related EU programmes.

A brief introduction of the Programme will be given, including context, targets, multi-country-projects, principles and next steps. Following this introduction, an interactive panel between different actors aims to showcase its importance for various actors and at various levels (institutional, business, regional, etc.).

More information and the possibility to register on the event website.

 

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