Between 23 and 25 June, SPI reinforced its commitment to cutting-edge innovation and international cooperation by actively participating in two prominent events held in Davos, Switzerland.
On 23 June, SPI took part in the Final Consortium Meeting of the NGI Enrichers programme, a key moment to reflect on the main achievements of the project and assess its impact on the participating fellows. The meeting served as an important forum for dialogue among consortium partners, addressing topics such as the initial goals and expectations, partner feedback, strategies for the exploitation of project results, and the long-term sustainability of its impact. The active involvement of the fellows significantly enriched the discussion, bringing valuable insights and concrete experiences to the table.
SPI, represented by Sara Medina and Juan Antón, also attended the AI Horizon 25 conference, which took place on 24 and 25 June at the renowned Davos Congress Centre. The event brought together international experts in artificial intelligence, public policy, and technological innovation, providing a unique space to explore the future of AI in both Europe and Switzerland.
During the conference, the SPI team participated in high-level workshops such as “Tech and Health”, moderated by Monique Morrow and Sabine Kennedy, and the “Start-ups” session, led by Vincent Tresno and Andrea Degen. These sessions offered opportunities not only for knowledge exchange with leading figures in the European tech landscape but also for meaningful networking with other participants from across the innovation ecosystem.
SPI’s active engagement in both events further strengthens its position as an important actor in improve innovation and driving digital transformation at the European level, while demonstrating its ongoing commitment to international collaboration.
