Poland to join European consortium for the development of digital technologies
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Starting January 1, 2027, Poland will officially become a member of the European Digital Infrastructure Consortium for Digital Commons. This is an important decision aimed at strengthening technological cooperation between European Union countries.
The goal of this consortium is to create and develop shared digital solutions that citizens and companies across Europe will be able to use. Through this cooperation, Poland will gain access to modern tools and expertise, which will allow for the faster development of the national IT sector.
Joining this organization means that Poland will actively participate in designing the digital future of the continent. Joint efforts are intended to help build a safer and more modern infrastructure that will facilitate the daily lives of European Union residents.
Experts emphasize that participation in the consortium is an opportunity for better integration with the European digital market. Thanks to common standards, Polish companies will be able to cooperate more easily with partners from other member states.
This decision is a step toward the digitalization of public services and the economy. As a member of the consortium, Poland will have a real impact on how digital technologies will shape Europe in the coming years.
Sources: pb.pl
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