The Digital Future of Central Eastern Europe

The CEE needs an active role to improve its digital future

13 January 2022

2021 ended on a promising note in terms of Europe’s hopes for a digital agenda.

Still, as Western Europe and EU leadership in Brussels quickly move to create a more active and embedded presence on the global digital landscape, it begs the question — where at the table does Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) sit? 

Western Europe and the EU leadership in Brussels are moving fast to create a more active and embedded presence on the global digital landscape, but CEE seems, so far, profoundly disassociated from this effort. 

If the region continues to be left out of the conversation, the East-West divide will continue to remain strong — in terms of economic opportunities, democratic resilience, talent pool and socio-economic inequalities. Digitalisation is not just an effort to make bureaucratic tasks more efficient. 

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Malina Mindrutescu

Marcin Król Fellow at Visegrad Insight. A journalist and political analyst based in Bucharest, Romania with a Master of Letters in Terrorism and Political Violence from the University of St Andrews. Her focus is on foreign policy, business, the transatlantic relation and the Black Sea region.

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