Danish presidency priorities: Creating a framework for R&I and revision of the European Education Area

"Closing Europe’s innovation gap in critical technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, biotechnology, and space technology is essential. The Presidency will therefore prioritise creating an optimal framework for excellent research and innovation, while simultaneously encouraging cooperation between public and private sectors", can one read in the programme of the Danish Presidency, starting on 01/07/2025.

In the context of research, Denmark will "be ready to negotiate the Commission’s proposed amendments to the EuroHPC (The European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking) Council Regulation".

The Presidency also wants to "prioritise several forthcoming strategies, including:
• the EU Life Sciences Strategy, which seeks to unlock the sector’s research and growth potential to strengthen healthcare systems and European competitiveness,
• the EU Start-up and Scale-up Strategy,
• and the EU Strategy for Research and Technology Infrastructures, which sets clear objectives to strengthen the ecosystem and boost European competitiveness".

In the context of…