Only a few days to Tallinn Digital Summit 2022

“Russia’s war in Ukraine, which is accompanied by the energy and hybrid war, has clearly shown that we need to rethink existing global political and economic alliances. This is also the matter of our security,” Prime Minister Kallas stated prior to the summit. “We need trusted connectivity, both in the physical and digital world. This means clear rules and cooperation with partners, with whom we share common values and interests. I am glad, that Estonia has many of those good partners. Within Tallinn Digital Summit we will have a chance to set goals,” Prime Minister added.

The Summit will build bridges among various connectivity initiatives and elaborate on what constitutes a trusted and secure digital society,as well as on concrete steps for governments, financial institutions, international organizations, technical experts, and the private sector to take to ensure our digital future advances human freedom, human dignity, and the rules-based international order.

Tallinn Digital Summit will explore the role of trusted connectivity and trusted partnerships across topics such as global stability, energy, economic, and cyber security, digital policy, international standards, artificial intelligence, clouds and satellites, digital public goods, and Web 3.0, as well as their role in the reconstruction of a free and democratic Ukraine.

The opening speech will be given by the Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, keynote speech will be held by Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.

This year’s Tallinn Digital Summit is accompanied by virtual EXPO, which kicked off already on September 26^th and will be in place until October 31^st. The virtual EXPO provides a networking platform for decision-makers, organisations and businesses. Exhibitors may advertise their business through virtual production and join a cost-effective syndicate marketing program to acquire new potential clients and partnerships.

Tallinn Digital Summit EXPO is a unique opportunity for organisations and companies to present their latest products, services and solutions to solve global challenges related to the priorities of the European Union’s Global Gateway initiative in the following five sectors: digital, climate and energy, transport, health, education & research. More information can be found here.

The schedule of Tallinn Digital Summit can be found here. There is also opportunity to follow event online.