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Europe - Asia Center: Charting the Future: Dialogue on Elevating EU-Asia Digital Connectivity

'East meets West' webinar series, presented by the Brussel's based Europe - Asia Center, offers a new discussion on the topic of " Charting the Future: Dialogue on Elevating EU-Asia Digital Connectivity" Participating speakers: H.E. Dr. hc. Violeta Bulc, Vice-chair of the Europe – Asia Center and former EU Commissioner for Transport and Mobility H.E. Josianne Cutajar, Member of the European Parliament (S&D, Malta) and rapporteur on the AI Act Participating experts: Mrs. Mireia Paulo, Head of Management of Centre for EU-Asia Connectivity (CEAC), Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, Lecturer and Research Associate at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB), and Arbitrator/Mediator at Shanghai International Arbitration Center (SHIAC) Mr. Siriwat Chhem, Co-Founder and President of the AI Forum, Advisor to the President of the National Assembly of Cambodia with the rank of Undersecretary of State, and Strategic Advisor to the Asian Vision Institute think tank Prof. Dr. Christine Prange, Director of the Caralan Global Institute, Adjunct Professor at Zhejiang University International Business School, and Research Director of the Europe-Asia Center Moderator: Matic Gajšek, Director for Europe, Europe - Asia Center Synopsis of the webinar In recent years, the digital landscape has become an integral part of European life, revolutionizing various sectors and redefining societal norms. While digital transformation brings undeniable benefits, it also introduces new challenges and risks, including threats to fundamental rights, democratic processes, and economic stability. As Europe navigates these complexities, it has emerged as a global leader in internet governance, evidenced by landmark regulations such as the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the Digital Services Act (DSA), and the world's first AI Act. At the same time, the governance of cyberspace is undergoing significant evolution, driven by the proliferation of interconnected devices and advancements in artificial intelligence. This transformation has sparked a geostrategic competition for control over digital connectivity, highlighting the need for consistent and robust governance frameworks. Amidst these developments, the European Union (EU) seeks to strengthen its strategic autonomy and collaborate with key global partners, to shape the future of digital connectivity. Finally, upcoming European elections and a potential shift in democratic majorities may have significant implications for European digital governance. As such, is it fundamental to understand the potential ramifications of a new Parliament on the EU’s approach to managing its digital transformation and working with other stakeholders to achieve its regulatory objectives. #digitalmarketsact #digitalservicesact #europeanparliament #EUStrategicauthonomy #AI #EuropeAsiaCenter #europeanunion #China #artificialintelligence #internetgovernance #Cambodia #ASEAN #VioletaBulc #JosianneCutajar #MireiaPaulo #SiriwatChhem #ChristianePrange #ceac #AIForum