Public positioning

The European telecommunications sector needs pro-investment market structures to help achieve the digital and green goals of the European Union.

We want to help build a future where technological excellence and environmental commitment converge to define the economic and social prosperity of the European Union.

Only a bold and comprehensive reform of the regulatory framework can effectively address the structural and economic challenges facing the European connectivity sector.

It is essential to promote an industrial policy that fosters the competitiveness of enterprises and contributes to the creation of economic value.

The transformation of the connectivity ecosystem, its tensions and frameworks, is entering a new phase, opening up new opportunities but also posing challenges.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a game-changing technology for any industry and society. The biggest challenge we face today is to design a good governance model.

Cybersecurity and the promotion of resilience are fundamental issues for driving the digitalisation of our societies and economies.

Radio spectrum is the channel through which wireless communications travel today and a key element in the digitalization of society and the economy.

The debate on the fair share contribution by large content platforms started in Asia and spread to the United States and Europe

Newer generations navigate the digital environment intuitively. However, intuitive use does not necessarily equate to critical or responsible use of technology.

It is necessary to overcome persistent digital gaps, fostering the development of the digital economy and building digital trust

Digitalisation is a key enabler for other productive sectors on their way to the green transition.

Collaboration is the basis for developing public policies and regulation that strongly support investments to connect the connected and leave no one behind.

Now more than ever we need a deal to manage the digital transition by putting people at the centre.

Protecting users’ privacy and data must be a prerequisite when designing, developing, and delivering digital services.