Turkey has announced its participation in the Digital Europe Programme, aimed at establishing strategic capabilities in Europe and enhancing the utilization of digital technology.
The European Commission released a press statement declaring that a partnership agreement has been signed with Turkey to engage in the program.
The agreement is set to come into effect following the completion of the necessary approval procedures.
Under this partnership, companies, government institutions, and other entities in Turkey will have the opportunity to collaborate on projects that promote the use of digital technology in specific domains across the European Union.
These domains include artificial intelligence and advanced digital skills, in addition to the establishment of digital innovation centres within Turkey.
The primary objective of the Digital Europe Programme is to create a digital infrastructure that encompasses high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, data, and cybersecurity.
The program also aims to develop innovative digital technologies of strategic significance.
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