By increasing the research, expert, analytical potential in the IT field, we are strengthening the expert representation in specialized international organizations. Through the efforts of the team and partners of the Center, we stimulate network cooperation, create partnerships in the IT field at the national and international levels.
On 14–15 June, Belgrade hosted the international scientific conference "Digital Bridges: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Sovereignty in a Multipolar World."
On 5 June, the RTU MIREA hosted the strategic session "The Global Printed Circuit Board Market: Export Support Measures, Digital Attachés, and Priority International Markets" as part of the Second All-Russian Conference on Printed Circuit Board Design and Manufacturing.
On the second day of SPIEF 2026 (St. Petersburg International Economic Forum), the Center for Global IT Cooperation (CGITC) organized the session "Digital Sovereignty Turnkey: Mutually Beneficial Prospects."
April 2026 demonstrated how dramatically the role of data centers has changed.
Just a few years ago, a company's digital presence was measured primarily by its position in traditional search engine results.
Today, the rapid emergence of generative search is transforming the Internet from a space built around hyperlinks into one centered on ready-made answers. Increasingly, users receive concise responses directly within search engines or AI assistants instead of visiting websites.
On 18 May, the Digital Industry of Industrial Russia (CIPR) conference hosted the session "The Third Way / The Third World: Promoting the Russian Model of Digital Sovereignty in an Era of Global Competition," organized with the participation of the Center for Global IT Cooperation.
A high-level roundtable entitled "Protecting Children in the Digital Environment: Bringing Together Governments, Businesses, and International Organizations" was held in Minsk.
From 12 to 15 May, the Center for Global IT Cooperation conducted a digital business mission to Vietnam.