Trust-IT Participating in the Digital Summit 2025 in Gdańsk, Poland
Trust-IT is pleased to take part in the Digital Summit 2025, held on 17–18 June at the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk, Poland, as part of the official agenda of Poland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The Summit stands as a major platform for dialogue and collaboration on Europe’s digital future, bringing together high-level representatives from the European Commission, national governments, research institutions, and leading technology companies.
Gdańsk as the Centre of Digital Europe
The event will address critical challenges and opportunities around digital transformation, including the adoption of emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing, the implementation of key EU legislation such as the Digital Services Act, Digital Market Act, and Network and Information Security 2, and reducing regulatory burdens for businesses, particularly SMEs.
Trust-IT will be present with a dedicated booth, contributing to the broader conversation on the digital decade and enabling Europe’s SMEs and public sector to thrive in the digital era. Our team will be on hand to showcase our projects’ achievements, and broader European-funded initiatives that support compliance, innovation, and secure digital adoption.
We are also proud to announce that Silvana Muscella, CEO of Trust-IT, will join the High-Level Panel Discussion on 18 June at 09:00, alongside Kamila Kloc, Director at DG CNECT, and representatives from the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers. This key session will mark the official launch of the 2025 Report on the Implementation of the Digital Decade, offering insights into Europe’s progress toward achieving its 2030 digital targets and highlighting the collaborative efforts needed between public and private sectors to drive forward a competitive and inclusive Digital Europe.
The Digital Summit 2025 is designed as a hub of strategic dialogue and actionable outcomes. Alongside the main sessions, the agenda includes a wide range of side events and thematic workshops, such as the European AI Forum, the Chief Information Officers Meeting, a Business E-Wallet Workshop, and the European E-Commerce Forum, offering targeted opportunities for networking and in-depth discussion. These side events enrich the Summit’s comprehensive approach to addressing technological sovereignty, AI strategy, cybersecurity skills, and private investment in European tech. Trust-IT is excited to contribute to this important gathering and collaborate with key stakeholders shaping the continent’s digital trajectory.