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Digital Europe calls open for submission

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Programmes Digital Europe AI Continent Advanced Digital Skills Deployment: Best use of technologies

The first Digital Europe calls in the domains AI-continent, advanced digital skills and deployment & best use of digital technologies are now open for submission. Deadline to submit proposals for these calls is 2 September 2025.

Please find here below an overview of all related call topics:

AI-continent

Advanced Digital Skills

Deployment - Accelerating best use of digital technologies

 

The slides and recordings of the NCP Flanders info session from 14 April will be available in the video corner of the NCP Flanders website over the next days.

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