Interoperability and the need for cooperation of EU cities
The cities of the European Union are increasingly turning to the development of digital solutions in order to provide electronic services to citizens and represent the interests of their citizens through the development of new projects. Interoperability and the introduction of cities into the digital world is a major challenge of the European Union. The European Commission cooperates with cities to make cities more digital, offer internet services to citizens, and space for dialogue with the academic community and the private sector.
The new vision of European digital transformation until 2030 sets the direction and main points of digital transformation, which includes skills, infrastructure, businesses, and public services. An article on the interoperability and cooperation of EU cities has been published on the eurocities.eu website. Eurocities is a network that brings together more than 200 cities in 38 countries, which are home to over 130 million people. Eurocities wants to make cities places where everyone can live well, move safely, have access to quality public services, and benefit from a healthy environment.
You can read more about the topic of interoperability of cities on the Eurocities portal, Interoperability and the need for EU cities to work together, and a recording of the entire panel below the text.
