Dear Techritorians,
This is a preliminary agenda.
The exact days and timings of the stage sessions and co-creation events will be published at a later stage.
Co-creation events
Rethinking Digital Identity: Who Builds, Who Owns, Who Pays?
As Europe accelerates the rollout of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW), critical questions remain about governance, financing, usability, and public trust.
This high-level workshop brings together 15–20 key stakeholders from Nordic-Baltic governments and leading tech vendors for a candid discussion on the future of digital identity in Europe. The session will explore technical constraints, user adoption risks, and opportunities for cross-border collaboration.
More information: https://www.techritory.com/rethinking-digital-identity-who-builds-who-owns-who-pays/
Private 5G & dual-use technologies for strategic sovereignty
Private 5G networks are emerging as critical infrastructure for both civilian and defence applications, offering secure, resilient, and highly customizable connectivity.
This workshop gathers public authorities, tech providers, and defence stakeholders to explore how private networks can serve dual-use needs—from port terminals to battlefield communications. Discussions will focus on real-world deployments, cross-border collaboration, and policy priorities for accelerating adoption.
More information: https://www.techritory.com/private-5g-dual-use-technologies-for-strategic-sovereignty/
Showcasing Latvia’s Digital Partnership Opportunities
Latvia is strengthening international collaboration to drive digital transformation and innovation.
This session will present concrete opportunities for partnership with Latvian public institutions, research centers, and technology companies. Participants will gain insights into Latvia’s strategic priorities—from AI and digital identity to smart infrastructure—and discover ways to co-create scalable, future-ready digital solutions.
More information: https://www.techritory.com/showcasing-latvias-digital-partnership-opportunities/
Detecting and Defending Against Spoofing, Jamming, and Spectrum Disruption
As electronic interference becomes a growing threat to critical systems, the need for coordinated detection and defense strategies has never been greater—especially in regions like the Baltics facing regular GNSS spoofing and jamming incidents.
This workshop brings together experts from industry, regulation, and government to examine real-world examples, share mitigation techniques, and discuss the future of resilient spectrum use. From intentional attacks to accidental disruption, participants will explore the tools and partnerships needed to secure Europe’s spectrum-dependent infrastructure.
More information: https://www.techritory.com/detecting-and-defending-against-spoofing-jamming-and-spectrum-disruption/