EU4Digital aims to extend the benefits of the European Union's Digital Single Market to the Eastern Partner states, channelling EU support to develop the potential of the digital economy and society, in order to bring economic growth, generate more jobs, improve people’s lives and help businesses.
Through EU4Digital, the EU supports Eastern Partnership countries on reducing roaming tariffs, developing high-speed broadband to boost economies and expand e-services, harmonising digital frameworks across society, in areas ranging from logistics to health, building cyber security, developing skills, and creating more jobs in the digital industry.
Central to the EU4Digital initiative is the three-year EU-funded programme 'EU4Digital: supporting digital economy and society in the Eastern Partnership' (2019-2022), which promotes key areas of the digital economy and society, in line with EU norms and practices, and communicates EU support across the digital agenda in the region.
About EU4Digital
EU4Digital aims to extend the benefits of the European Union's Digital Single Market to the Eastern Partner states, channelling EU support to develop the potential of the digital economy and society, in order to bring economic growth, generate more jobs, improve people’s lives and help businesses.
Through EU4Digital, the EU supports Eastern Partnership countries on reducing roaming tariffs, developing high-speed broadband to boost economies and expand e-services, harmonising digital frameworks across society, in areas ranging from logistics to health, building cyber security, developing skills, and creating more jobs in the digital industry.
Central to the EU4Digital initiative is the three-year EU-funded programme 'EU4Digital: supporting digital economy and society in the Eastern Partnership' (2019-2022), which promotes key areas of the digital economy and society, in line with EU norms and practices, and communicates EU support across the digital agenda in the region.
The heads of state or government of the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Azerbaijan, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, the representatives of the European Union and the heads of state or government of its member...
Yesterday, 2 December, marked the kick-off of the preparatory actions to launch EU4Digital’s second eCustoms pilot, this time between the Customs Administrations of the Republic of Moldova and Romania. The joint meeting gathered...
Electronic document exchange continues to be a very hot topic both in EU and Eastern partner countries. Countries are exploring opportunities on how to ensure fast & reliable, but at the same time secure & interoperable exchange...
On 30 September 2021, th e EU4Digital Initiative organised a virtual excursion to support stakeholders of the Eastern partner countries in joining the ICT Innovation for Manufacturing SMEs (I4MS) initiative. The session offered a...
“What is key is to partner together” in the digital transformation, between the regional and bilateral approach, and between international and government partners, as well as the private sector. This was the message from Hoa-Binh...
More than 450 people attended the first ever Digital Conference for the Eastern Partnership, held virtually on 27 September, including national and EU officials, and other public and private sector stakeholders involved in the...
The Model law on Electronic Communications was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of...
Digital transformation is rapidly changing the economic landscape. Emerging technologies heavily influence the labour market and the need for education to suit a more digital work and lifestyle. The COVID-19 pandemic has...
EU4Digital has launched its eCommerce pilot, establishing national virtual warehouses in the pilot countries to support retailers, marketplaces, delivery operators and customs to place the products for sale abroad and facilitate...
Roaming prices between the Eastern partner countries are forecast to fall by almost 90% in the next five years under a Regional Roaming Agreement supported by the EU4Digital Initiative, expected to be signed later this year and to...
