Through apprenticeship programs & innovative educational projects that bring digital technology to youth, the strategy will inspire future ICT experts & entrepreneurs.

As part of the government’s principles for implementing effective digital administration, digital by default is the start to establishing a new, entirely digital legacy.

Makerspaces transforms school facilities into temples of discovery.

The full expression of digitalization will only happen when every segment of society can participate.

WhatAVenture is an online platform that helps SME's accelerate their business ideas.

Fit4Coding turns participants into developers within the space of a single season.

Due to the exponential growth of ICT, EU countries pursue creative avenues to help fill their skills needs.

Administrative simplification underlies the Einfach Lëtzebuerg action plan.

Open data fuels economic growth & innovation by multiplying the applications & value of information.

At Luxembourg Tech School (LTS), 13-19-year-olds fan their passion for the digital realm & hone their skills in tech application.

BIM combines smart 3D modeling and collaboration, resulting in projects that are constructed at the digital level first using input from all involved.

Digital Luxembourg wants to build a European network of host operators.

In 2017, Digital Luxembourg’s startup ecosystem working group, chaired by the Ministry of the Economy, set out to define its main objective.

In 2017, the Ministry of the Civil Service launched the GovJobs portal, the cornerstone of its fully digitalized recruitment system.

One euro & one day is all one person needs to set up a company in Luxembourg.

Citizens can securely complete administrative processes online via MyGuichet.lu.

Imagine typing in a personal legal question online & receiving a detailed, intelligent answer based on Luxembourgish law.

Hello Future brings schools & businesses together, exposing young people to potential careers as technicians, engineers & other highly skilled roles.

Recognizing the importance of fintech & Luxembourg’s unique relationship to it as a financial services hub, PayPal, the Luxembourg National Research Fund & the University of Luxembourg launched a PEARL Chair.

The Fit4Digital program is the starting point for businesses ready for a digital transformation.

When data moves freely, citizens can move more freely too.

To mold the strongest possible digital economy, inclusion is key.

Leading technology company Cisco is teaming up with the Grand Duchy to help accelerate its country-wide digitalization.

Coding4Kids gives each child a gateway to first-hand programming experiences.

Luxembourg Digital Skills Bridge helps the workforce evolve with the skills demand.

DigiCheck not only to guides companies down the path toward digitalization, but inspire new ideas & approaches.

Luxembourg the place to create your startup?

Codestart brings together young adults for a two-week training that gives them an inside look at the field of programming.

Discover Luxembourg's strategy for a national 5G rollout.

Luxembourg & Nvidia will set up a joint AI lab to enable access into Nvidia’s arsenal of high-tech software, hardware and world-class computer scientists.

Still in its youth, deep learning possesses the capacity to solve the planet’s biggest challenges.

Luxembourg's national AI Vision underlines the country’s unique ability to become a living lab of real-world AI applications, while developing leading AI regulations that put people first.

In spring 2019, the Ministry of Digitalisation, in collaboration with CTIE and SIGI, announced the creation of the first blockchain in the public sector.

Digitalization doesn’t end at the public service’s recruitment process.

GoldenMe is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on combatting loneliness and social isolation in people aged 55+

Each year, KI Campus sends out a call for innovative online learning programs that can be hosted on its platform. Now, projects from Luxembourg can enter the competition too.

The free & highly acclaimed Elements of AI course is scheduled to officially arrive in Luxembourg.

Kids Life Skills begins by imparting basic coding concepts & logic to children, ages 4-13 years, using hands-on puzzles & games.

Cultivating IT expertise & innovation from within. AI4Gov puts public servants in the driver’s seat with hands-on experience in the implementation of AI-based technologies.

Read-Y is a digital library that gives Luxembourg high-school students (as well as their teachers and librarians) access to 20,000 digital books in German, French and English.

Promoting and developing digital skills for everyone - from primary school students to ICT professionals

Digital tools have transformed the way we work, giving us access to oceans of data and making many tasks immeasurably easier. But at what cost to humans?