EuroDIG 2026 Messages are online
The EuroDIG Messages are the primary outcome of each meeting, reflecting the inputs and discussions from every session. As such, they provide a European multistakeholder perspective on a wide range of digital policy issues.
At this year’s EuroDIG in Brussels, sessions addressed topics ranging from trustworthy AI and digital sovereignty to online safety, platform accountability, and the future of digital rights. At the conclusion of each session, rapporteurs presented a first draft of the messages to participants, incorporated feedback from the audience, and sought (rough) consensus from the participants. The messages were subsequently refined by the Organising Teams.
Participants of YOUThDIG, EuroDIG’s youth programme, also drafted messages during their sessions to reflect the policy perspectives and contributions of the next generation. These Youth Messages form part of the official EuroDIG output.
All 2026 Messages are available on the EuroDIG website and the EuroDIG Wiki.
The Messages are presented to the global Internet Governance Forum, convened by the United Nations, with the aim of contributing to global, regional, and national discussions on Internet governance.
You can also explore Messages from previous years in the Wiki archive.
Explore session recordings and transcripts
Missed a session or would like to revisit a discussion? All session recordings and transcripts are now available via the EuroDIG Wiki. These resources make it easy to explore key debates, revisit insights, and follow discussions across the programme at your own pace. They will remain available as a long-term archive of the meeting.
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