Commission adopts new Digital Europe multiannual work programmes

The European Commission has adopted two multiannual work programmes for the Digital Europe Programme, which cover the objectives allocated with €1.3 billion in funding.

The Digital Europe programme covers the deployment of projects on data, AI, cloud, and advanced digital skills. Alongside the main work programme, the Commission has also published a work programme focusing on cybersecurity, with a budget of €375 million for the period of 2023 – 2024 to enhance the EU collective resilience against cyber threats.

You can find more information on the Commission’s website.

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