Events

Brokerage event: Horizon Europe Digital Advanced Technologies
OCT
Wed
21
14:00 - 18:00

Starts in 13 hours from now

Location

Hybrid: Riga (Latvia) or online

ATAA Centre (Krasta Street 60, Riga, Latvia)
Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space

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The Latvian Council of Science and the Estonian Research Council are organising a brokerage event, focused on Horizon Europe Cluster 4 Digital topics. This brokerage event is held within the Techritory Forum. 

Target group: researchers, innovators, SMEs, large enterprises, and ecosystem representatives.

More information and registration can be found here and in the attachments. Registration is required and open until 20 October 2026 17h00 or until filled. 

  • On-site participation is possible only if registered for both the brokerage event AND the Techritory Forum.
  • Online participation requires only the b2match registration. 
  • IMPORTANT: wait for the official confirmation e-mail from the organisers before making travel arrangements. 

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