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Women in tech: #IChooseToChallenge the status quo

By Lise Fuhr, Director General, ETNO

Supply chain accountability: a priority for Europe’s cybersecurity policy

By Paolo Grassia, Director of Policy Affairs, ETNO

Digital Upskilling for All: improving gender diversity of telecom workforce

On 25 February, the social partners from the EU telecom sector, ETNO and UNI Europa, organized a virtual round table conference: Deep Dive on Digital Upskilling Best Practices to increase gender diversity of telecom workforce.

Deep Dive on Digital Upskilling Best Practices to increase gender diversity in the telecom workforce

On 25 February, the social partners from the EU telecom sector, ETNO and UNI Europa, organised a virtual round table conference: Deep Dive on Digital UpskillingBest Practices to increase gender diversity of telecom workforce.

ePrivacy: European telcos support a strong alignment with GDPR

This statement has been released by ETNO and by the GSMA
Brussels, 10 February 2021 – Europe’s telecommunication industry is fully committed to the principle of confidential communications and supports the Continent’s ambition to lead the data economy. European citizens deserve access to digital services that are trustworthy and based on European values.

A telecoms viewpoint on the EU-U.K. agreement

ETNO welcomes the achievement of the EU-U.K. Trade and Cooperation Agreement. An agreement on the future relationship between the U.K. and the European Union is of great importance to ETNO members and the whole telecommunication industry. Telecom network operators active in the U.K. are pan-European operators. Furthermore, in a time of deep transformations for telecommunications and digital markets overall, the EU and U.K. remain intrinsically connected as they face the same challenges and opportunities.

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New Report: Europe behind on key digital metrics, telcos essential to achieve leadership

Brussels, 29 January 2021 – At a time in which the EU is striving for digital sovereignty, fresh data shows that Europe is trailing global peers on key network roll-out and digital investment metrics, including on 5G, AI and network investment. Despite this, Europe shows progress with respect to last year, with more people covered by 5G, innovative services on the rise and the green transition picking up speed.