Digital

Japan and Estonia deepen cooperation in AI, cybersecurity and digital governance.

Quantum technology has become a key priority under the EU-Japan Digital Partnership, reflecting its growing role in enabling industrial innovation and next-generation computing applications. Cooperation has advanced steadily in recent years through initiatives such as Q-Neko, demonstrating the deepening and increasing maturity of bilateral engagement.

The Digital Solutions Business Mission 2026 will take place 13–16 October in Japan. Apply for a chance to participate in CEATEC 2026, held at Makuhari Messe near Tokyo, Japan's largest trade fair dedicated to digital innovation. The 2025 edition drew nearly 100,000 attendees, 810 exhibiting companies and organisations, and 222 conference sessions.

Organised as part of the EU-Japan Digital Partnership, this event unites stakeholders to advance digital collaboration.

Accelerating Europe–Japan Digital Partnerships

The EU-Japan Centre co-hosted a hybrid seminar titled Towards a New Dimension of EU-Japan Digital Partnership with Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA).

The EEN partner University of Warsaw is organizing a physical B2B event within the frame of DEICy 2025 Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity.

On 1 April 2025, the EU and Japan held their 8th Digital Policy Dialogue in Brussels to enhance cooperation in key digital areas.