The National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics (ICI Bucharest) participated in the International Business Forum held on May 9-10, 2024, in Timișoara. The event was organized by the Timiș Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture and represented one of the most significant business events in the Romanian and European chamber system.
Under the motto "Connecting Europe through sustainable business", the International Business Forum offered a networking space to stimulate and capitalize on intra-European business initiatives. The event was conceived in a context of economic growth and openness to investments and viable projects, bringing together more than seven participating countries, including Turkey, Germany, Italy, Poland, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania.
The forum facilitated B2B meetings organized by country, allowing companies to diversify their portfolio of partners and expand their activity in new markets. Several companies from various economic sectors presented products and services during the EXPO FORUM exhibition.
The predominant economic sectors at the International Business Forum included agriculture and the food industry, trade, ICT, energy, manufacturing, the chemical industry, construction, real estate and urban development, textiles, furniture, tourism, business consulting, public transport, banking, and other niche sectors.
The second edition of the Digital Innovation Summit Bucharest (DISB) ended today, April 11, 2025, after four intense days of strategic dialogue, technological innovation and international partnerships, which confirmed Romania's role as a regional hub for digital transformation and cybersecurity.
he Palace of Parliament hosted today, April 10, 2025, a series of events with a significant impact on the fields of emerging technologies, cybersecurity, digital education, intellectual property and technological innovation.
The second day of the Digital Innovation Summit Bucharest (DISB) 2025 was marked by a broad dialogue on protecting critical infrastructures in the digital age, within the Critical Infrastructure Protection Forum (CIP Forum) – an event now in its eighth edition. The debate sessions brought together international cybersecurity experts, government leaders, researchers and representatives of the business and civil society.
