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New era of digital and cyber alliances
Panel discussion
Progressing digital transition worldwide implies that societies and economies become increasingly dependent on complex value chains spanning across the world and beyond the control of a single actor. At the same time, different interests and value systems that underpin the existing models of cooperation result in new political tensions in areas that used to be considered purely technological. That has led some countries to conclude that they need to develop their own digital autonomy and cybersecurity measures independently. New ideas such as a new grouping of digital powers and companies (D20) or a proposal for a 5G alliance to reduce dependency on China are just a few examples.
Opening Remarks
Panel Discussion
About the Organiser


About the Organiser

The EU Cyber Forum is funded by the European Union. The European Commission’s Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI) puts EU foreign policy into action − fast and flexibly − in a policy-driven approach. It acts as first responder to foreign policy needs and opportunities, focusing on conflict prevention and peace, building alliances and leveraging the EU’s influence in the world. The Service plays a central role in implementing the European Commission’s political priorities in line with the EU’s Global Strategy for Foreign and Security Policy.
About EU Cyber Direct
