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EuroMedAI research
Capacity Building
South Mediterranean countries face widening disparities in artificial intelligence (AI) capacity across compute, data governance, skills, adoption, and enabling strategies. Building on the United Nations Global Digital Compact (GDC) and the UN Secretary-General's report A/79/966 on innovative voluntary financing options for AI capacity-building, this chapter contextualizes regional readiness and proposes practical pathways to advance through AI maturity tiers.
Capacity Building
EuroMedAI's written submission to the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance (Geneva, 6–7 July 2026). Drawing on our comparative assessment of AI capacity across nine South Mediterranean countries, the submission makes the case for closing the AI divide as a precondition for legitimate global governance, and sets out concrete proposals: a shared maturity-measurement method, a Minimum Irreducible Capacity floor, a Shared South-Med compute hub, and a Mediterranean AI Fund.
EuroMedAI Journal
Live EuroMedAI coverage of the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, tracking country initiatives, side events, institutional announcements, video links, and Mediterranean policy signals.
Ahead of the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, EuroMedAI has filed a written submission making the case that closing the AI divide is a precondition for legitimate global governance, not a footnote to it.
We're excited to invite you to our UNGA80 side event on September 25, 2025, focusing on AI capacity building and governance in the South Mediterranean region.
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