ICI Bucharest was present today, December 7, 2023, at the seventh edition of the ARSC Leaders Meeting, organised by the Romanian Smart City Association at the Palace of Parliament.
"I congratulate the Romanian Smart City Association for this event that brought to the same table all those who managed to transform the opportunities offered by the era of digitisation into concrete projects, projects that make a difference in the everyday lives of citizens. I am happy to represent ICI Bucharest today, which remains a reliable partner developing projects for a digitised, sustainable, accessible and innovative society," said Adrian-Victor Vevera, the general director of the institute.
The event was organised to celebrate the achievements of the year ending for the Smart City Industry and to outline the strategic directions for the coming year.
The meeting was dedicated to strengthening community and strategic partnerships, promoting innovation and technology as engines of sustainable urban development.
This event represented an excellent opportunity to share ideas and plan future actions to transform Romanian cities and communities into innovation and technology hubs.
Developing an artificial intelligence solution is only part of the process. For companies and institutions to put these solutions into practice, they need technical resources, regulatory compliance, and appropriate security measures. These challenges were among the main topics discussed at INNOPRO 2026, an event attended by the National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest.
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, patient data protection, and the integration of new technologies into medical practice were among the topics discussed at BEHEALTH 2026. The National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest participated in the event as part of the “Digital Health” panel, alongside representatives of the European Commission, academia, and companies from the technology and healthcare sectors.
Access to advanced digital infrastructure, skilled professionals, and trusted partnerships is essential for organizations seeking to adopt advanced technologies. Cooperation between Romania and Japan can help address these challenges through joint research projects, the testing of artificial intelligence solutions, and technology transfer to industry.
