Prime Minister Kaja Kallas and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen underlined at the Tallinn Digital Summit that we need to work with partners we can trust, not with those who weaponise our trust against us. Focus of this year’s Tallinn Digital Summit was connectivity, since physical and digital infrastructure impacts all people and sectors as well as our security.

This year’s Tallinn Digital Summit helps coordinate global efforts to build the digital and physical infrastructure that impacts the well-being and security of everyone. As the confrontation between democracies and autocracies is gathering steam, the Tallinn Digital Summit offers a platform for like-minded partners to reduce dependencies on autocratic states through trusted connectivity and trusted partnerships.

Joint op-ed by Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Kaja Kallas, Prime Minister of the Republic of Estonia.

Tallinn Digital Summit started with the opening speech by Kaja Kallas, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Estonia.

This year’s Tallinn Digital Summit focuses on delivering trusted connectivity through trusted partnerships. During the event leaders of like-minded and digitally-advanced countries, international organizations, and the private sector will elaborate on what a trusted and secure digital society could look like, as well as on concrete steps for governments, financial institutions, international organizations, technical experts, and the private sector to take to ensure our digital future advances human freedom, human dignity, and the rules-based international order. 

Have a look at the video that explains this concept visually. You don’t want to miss it!

The Tallinn Digital Summit, an annual event hosted by the Estonian Prime Minister, is taking place in Tallinn today. This year’s Summit focuses on delivering trusted connectivity through trusted partnerships.

The Tallinn Digital Summit, an annual event hosted by the Estonian Prime Minister, will take place in Tallinn on 10–11 October. This year’s Summit will focus on delivering trusted connectivity through trusted partnerships.

Take part in Tallinn Digital Summit Expo. A virtual EXPO from the 26th of September – the 31st of October (5 weeks).

Tallinn Digital Summit (TDS) has evolved into an annual digital flagship event, bringing the newest in cutting edge human centered digital policy and offering a successful platform for launching new topics on the global arena.

The main theme of this year’s Tallinn Digital Summit is delivering trusted connectivity through trusted partnerships.

The fourth iteration of the Tallinn Digital Summit focused on the framework of Trusted Connectivity, highlighting the nexus between cross-border infrastructure, geopolitics, and digital technologies.

The focus of this year’s Summit was the concept of Trusted Connectivity, highlighting the nexus between cross-border infrastructure, geopolitics, and digital technologies

The fourth iteration of the Tallinn Digital Summit (TDS), an annual event hosted by the Prime Minister of Estonia, takes place today.

The Estonian government today announces that it is globally launching its Digital Testbed Framework.

A framework for a free, open, and connected world.

Each year the Tallinn Digital Summit (TDS) brings the newest in cutting edge human centered digital policy and has become a successful platform for launching new topics on the global arena.

Take a closer look at why Trusted Connectivity was chosen as the focal theme.

The main theme of this year’s Tallinn Digital Summit is Trusted Connectivity.

Due to the current circumstances and ongoing global crises related to the spread of Covid-19 we have decided not to organize Tallinn Digital Summit 2020.

The third annual Tallinn Digital Summit with a special focus on AI for public value brought together more than 200 experts from 23 countries, including top leaders from the government level as well as private sector and scientists.

Third Tallinn Digital Summit brought together experts and leaders from digitally minded countries to find solutions for human-centered governance by sharing their knowledge and experiences.

In the opening speech of the Tallinn Digital Summit, Prime Minister Jüri Ratas spoke of the effect of the developments in the field of artificial intelligence on the society in the coming decades and emphasised the importance of human-centred ethics.

At the upcoming high-level digital summit (Tallinn Digital Summit 2019) ministers and speakers from the field from 20 countries will discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on our future. The Estonian modular silent space manufacturer Silen will also contribute to the success of the event.

On Monday, 16 September, at a public lecture called “AI: Margins to Mainstream” at the Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), acclaimed experts Joanna Bryson (University of Bath), Stephen Hsu (University of Michigan) and Nanjira Sambuli (World Wide Web Foundation) will focus on the rapidly growing part artificial intelligence plays in our daily lives.

Tallinn Digital Summit’s official vehicle partner is one of the leading developers of artificial intelligence in the car industry

Ministers and experts from 20 countries will focus on artificial intelligence and its impact on our future at the Tallinn Digital Summit, taking place on 16–17 September in Tallinn.

Tallinn Digital Summit on 17th September is bringing together the frontrunners of digital nations. In addition to the Summit day, we have crafted a special programme for journalists.

Tallinn Digital Summit 2018 took place on 15-16 October 2018 with delegations from 15 digitally-minded nations across the globe and the European Commission.

In case you missed Tallinn Digital Summit 2018 or you just want to experience it again:

Honorable ministers, excellencies! Dear entrepreneurs and academics! Ladies and Gentlemen!