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EU Finnish Presidency agenda highlights digitisation, new technologies and artificial intelligence

01 July 2019

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The Finnish Council Presidency: Draft agendas for Council meetings, during the second semester of 2019 (the Finnish Presidency) (73 pages, pdf) at the heart of the agenda is::

- Digitalisation of judicial cooperation

- Digital Exchange System

- The future of Digital Criminal Justice

- Digital Government Conference (Helsinki, 22 October 2019)

- Artificial intelligence: judicial aspects

- Artificial intelligence in education and training

It also includes:

- Migration: State of Play

- (poss.) Counter-Terrorism: extreme-right terrorism
Policy debate

- New technologies and Internal Security, including 5G Networks

- The future of EU migration and asylum policy - Policy debate

- The future of EU Internal Security - Policy debate

- Future of the Single European Sky

The Justice Council agenda on 8 October will discuss new technologies and internal security.

And the Telecommunications Council will discuss a general approach on the draft regulation on the confidentiality of electronic communications.

The Justice and Home Affairs agendas are on pages 31-39.

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