National Strategies

The Estonian Education Strategy 2021–2035 (adopted in November 2021 by the Government) guides the most important developments in the area of education in Estonia.

The Estonian Digital Agenda 2030 was adopted by Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications of Estonia in 2021. It includes a vision and an action plan concerning the development of the Estonian economy, state and society with the help of digital

The Artificial Intelligence Programme prioritises actions aimed at enhancing Finland's position as a leader in the field of AI, and building futureproof work skills.

The Digital Education Agenda 2023-2027 was adopted by the French Ministry of national education and youth in March 2022. The aim is to meet the challenges for the benefit of students, their parents, teachers and, more generally, school leaders and

The Digital Strategy for Education 2023-2027 was adopted by France's Minister of National Education and Youth in January 2023.

The French National Plan for Digital Inclusion prioritises digital autonomy for citizens and the labour force and sets out the priorities of

National Strategy for AI was adopted by the President of the Republic in november 2021 as part of the "France 2030" plan.

The Digital Strategy 2025 programme describes the priorities of the German Government developing capabilities and using new tools to make a digitised Germany possible.

Citizen’s Digital Academy aims to enable free access for all Greek citizens to high-quality digital education services.

The Greek Digital Transformation Strategy (2020-2025) or the 'Digital Bible', is a strategic document that sets forward key priorities, including the objective of fostering digital skills for everyone in Greece.