Resources

Luxembourg’s Quantum Strategy: Accelerating Digital Sovereignty by 2030

Strategies and Action Plans

Luxembourg’s Quantum Strategy is part of a broader digital agenda that integrates data, artificial intelligence (AI), and quantum technologies. The initiative stems from the country’s ambition to become a European hub for digital innovation, scientific advancement, and economic resilience. It was developed jointly by the Ministry of State, the Ministry of Research and Higher Education, (See more)

Luxembourg’s Data Strategy: Accelerating Digital Sovereignty 2030

Strategies and Action Plans

The Luxembourg Data Strategy – officially titled Luxembourg’s Data Strategy: Accelerating Digital Sovereignty 2030 – is a key component of the country’s broader national digital transformation plan alongside its AI and quantum technology strategies. It was published by the Ministry of State in collaboration with the Ministry for Research and Higher Education, the Ministry of (See more)

Luxembourg’s AI Strategy: Accelerating Digital Sovereignty 2030

Strategies and Action Plans

Luxembourg’s AI Strategy: Accelerating Digital Sovereignty 2030 is a comprehensive national roadmap aimed at transforming the country into a European leader in responsible, human-centric artificial intelligence (AI). Building on earlier foundational policies such as the 2019 Strategic Vision for Artificial Intelligence and the broader Data-Driven Strategy for the Development of a Trusted and Sustainable Economy, (See more)

The Artificial Intelligence Landscape Assessment (AILA) – Montenegro (2024) report

Policy Reports

The Artificial Intelligence Landscape Assessment (AILA) – Montenegro (2024) report, developed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in collaboration with the Montenegrin government and the Chief Digital Office, offers a comprehensive evaluation of Montenegro’s readiness to adopt, enable, and govern artificial intelligence (AI) in alignment with sustainable development goals (SDGs). The report assesses AI (See more)

The industry guidelines for child online protection and safety in Kenya

Strategies and Action Plans

The Industry Guidelines for Child Online Protection and Safety in Kenya (April 2025) were issued by the Communications Authority of Kenya under the Kenya Information and Communications (Consumer Protection) Regulations, 2010. The guidelines are comprehensive and binding for ICT service providers and aim to safeguard children under 18 in the digital environment. The guidelines establish (See more)

The Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the Republic of Azerbaijan for 2025–2028

Strategies and Action Plans

The Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the Republic of Azerbaijan for 2025–2028, approved by Presidential Decree on 19 March 2025, establishes a comprehensive roadmap for developing and applying AI technologies in the country. It aligns with Azerbaijan’s broader digital transformation and socioeconomic development goals. The strategy is grounded in the country’s prior commitments to digital economy (See more)

Third Draft of the General-Purpose AICode of Practice

Opening statement by the Chairs and Vice-Chairs As the Chairs and Vice-Chairs of the four Working Groups, we hereby present the third draft of the GeneralPurpose AI Code of Practice under the AI Act (the “Code”). Participants in the Working Groups and observers of the Code of Practice Plenary are welcome to submit written feedback (See more)

The digital transformation and identity verification act 2025 | Marshall Islands

National Regulations

The Digital Transformation and Identity Verification Act 2025 was enacted by the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) to modernise government services.​ The Act provides a legal framework to support the development and delivery of digital services, ensuring that citizens can securely access government platforms online. It is a significant step towards enhancing the efficiency (See more)

AI Action Summit: Statement on Inclusive and Sustainable Artificial Intelligence for People and the Planet 

Resolutions and Declarations

Note: In line with the approach of previous Summits, this Statement relates to civil applications and use of AI only 1. Participants from over 100 countries, including government leaders, international organisations, representatives of civil society, the private sector, and the academic and research communities gathered in Paris on 10 and 11 February 2025 to hold (See more)

Code of Practice for the Cyber Security of AI

Policy Reports

Introduction  The UK government is taking forward a two-part intervention to address the cyber security risks to AI. This involves the development of a voluntary Code of Practice which will be used to help create a global standard in the European Telecommunication Standards Institute (ETSI) that sets baseline security requirements. We believe a Code focused (See more)