The European Union is striving to bolster its strategic autonomy in a world marked by geopolitical tension, viewing technological self‑reliance as essential to counter external pressures. The Commission notes that non‑EU firms provide over 80 % of the bloc’s digital products and services. To address this reliance, an initiative known as the “Tech Sovereignty Package” was launched in early June. In this edition, experts examine the underlying geopolitical context and explore the measures required for Europe to achieve genuine technological sovereignty.
The European Commission’s Tech Sovereignty Package, introduced in early June, seeks to reduce dependence on external digital providers. This package encompasses legislative measures, funding programmes, and strategic partnerships aimed at fostering home‑grown innovation and securing critical infrastructure.
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Jörgen WARBORN Swedish MEP, European People’s Party
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Alex Agius Saliba Maltese, MEP, Socialists and Democrats
By: Programme prepared by Isabelle Romero, Perrine Desplats and Oihana Almandoz
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