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The EuroDIG 2024 Call for Issues is now open until December 31! Everyone who is interested and has ideas on what to discuss at the next EuroDIG – taking place June 17-19 in Vilnius, Lithuania – can now submit up to 3 proposals in a simple online form.

A new publication on digital Human Rights has been launched and the Internet Governance Forum 2023 is coming to a close.

Meet with Agnė Vaiciukevičiūtė, Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Lithuania at the IGF!

In 2020, EuroDIG started a series of publications in which experts are assessing how the discussion on a specific topical cluster emerged over a decade. As the latest edition in the series, we are pleased to present “Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance: A Decade of Youth Participation”.

We visited Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital, for a site inspection this week. We set the exact dates, the event venue, and met with high-level representatives.

After our summer break, the EuroDIG Secretariat is back with some important news for EuroDIG 2024

After discussion at the end of EuroDIG, a following review by the Org Teams and an open commenting phase, the messages from Tampere are now public

Pictures, recordings and transcripts from EuroDIG 2023 are all published. The EuroDIG Messages are currently being finalised after they were drafted with the support of the Geneva Internet Platform during EuroDIG and were opened for comments after the meeting.

During last week’s meeting, messages on the three EuroDIG 2023 main topics were drafted with the support of the Geneva Internet Platform. The participants collaboratively discussed them at the end of the meeting and the Org Teams had the opportunity to implement the proposed changes. 

Now, we want to hear from you! Comment on the current draft until Sunday, July 2!