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The 2025 State of European Tech report offers an in-depth analysis of the EU tech ecosystem. Here are the key lessons for Luxembourg, and the hot topics the country should tackle to truly leapfrog the digital transformation.

The package proposes an update to the EU Cybersecurity Act and the NIS2 Directive to keep pace with fast-evolving threats and meet future challenges in an altered threat landscape. See what this means for European citizens and businesses.

DigiKoalice took an active part in the international Future Port Youth conference in November 2025 under the motto "because the world needs your version of the future".

According to a 2025 study commissioned by the State Agency for Digital Solutions, the following eGovernment services were the most popular among the population: income tax declaration service, which accounted for 55% of all respondents, health-related services (information on the provision of services in different hospitals, registration with health professionals) 44%, car registration service 22%, personal documents (passports, identity cards, driving licences) service 20%, job search service 17%, birth and marriage certificates service 15% of all respondents.

Presentation of the report "Media Literacy Education: the results of the workshop and survey, published in June by the international project consortium YouTHink: Media and Information Literacy for Young People’. It provides an analysis of workshops and an online survey conducted between January and March in five European countries (Lithuania, Italy, Portugal, Slovenia and Switzerland). According to the report, media and information literacy (MIR) is more relevant and important than ever before in the field of knowledge development.

On 19 June, the final event of the national contest “Digital Book Carrier 2025” took place in Vilnius, where the most advanced Lithuanian digital solutions creating value were announced. The competition is organised by the State Digital Solutions Agency to assess and publicise technological solutions that contribute to solving societal challenges, digitalise public services, strengthen citizen engagement or promote sustainability.

Last year, Lithuania started the active application of the Digital Services Act (DSA). The Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT), which became Digital Services Coordinator, took over the main functions related to this role and successfully started their implementation. Currently, three organisations in Lithuania have already been granted the status of trusted flagger.

A prototype of the Lithuanian National Digital Identity Wallet was presented in Vilnius. It was developed as part of the international pilot project ‘Potential’, which tested the interoperability of the European Digital Identity Wallet across borders...

The Lithuanian educational technology start-up Eliseus has been recognised as the winner of the WSA European Young Innovator 2025, one of the most prominent awards in Europe for young teams developing digital innovations with a social impact. The award is managed by the World Summit Awards (WSA), a global initiative that works with the United Nations and brings together a community of 182 countries.

The Lithuanian Ministry of Economy and Innovation (EIMIN) announced that the Lithuanian Consortium has won €65 million in co-financing for a new centre dedicated to the development and application of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, LitAI. It will be the only AI plant of this size in the Baltic States with a total project value of 130 million euros. 50% co-financing for the project will be provided by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC YOU) from EU funds.