Government websites have been hacked, online exploitation of children has infiltrated schools and the increasing use of crypto currencies to fund criminal activities are but a few examples of cyber-criminal activity impacting the Caribbean region. The CARICOM Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Action Plan (CCSCAP) 2025 is the shield to protect the Caribbean cyberspace.

The EU-LAC Supercomputing Network connects Europe with Latin America to boost research, innovation, and technology partnerships. By sharing powerful computing resources, the network enables scientists to develop solutions to global challenges such as climate change, public health or clean energy.

Two years after its launch, the EU-LAC Digital Alliance comes together in Guatemala to take stock of the progress made. They have a message for their leaders who will gather in the CELAC-EU Summit next November: EU & LAC are moving together to pole position in the Digital race.

The European Union and Latin America & the Caribbean are working together to unlock the power of Artificial Intelligence for human good and become global tech players.