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Programmes Horizon EuropeOn 20 March, the Commission adopted the 2nd Strategic Plan for Horizon Europe. It sets out three key strategic orientations for the EU's research & innovation funding for the three last years of the programme (2025-2027):
These key strategic orientations are the guiding principles for Horizon Europe and will be implemented through the work programmes. In the next months, the main Horizon Europe Work Programme 2025 will be developed following these orientations.
The newly adopted plan has the following overarching principles: open strategic autonomy and securing Europe's leading role in developing and deploying critical technologies.
In addition, the strategic plan:
More information is available on the dedicated Commission website, including a press release, the full text of the Horizon Europe strategic plan 2025-2027 (text) and a summary factsheet.
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