The fourth iteration of the Tallinn Digital Summit focused on the framework of Trusted Connectivity, highlighting the nexus between cross-border infrastructure, geopolitics, and digital technologies.

At the Tallinn Digital Summit on 7 September 2021, high-level representatives from the world’s many democracies and 
international organizations called for a unifying framework—Trusted Connectivity—to improve coordination among 
democracies so that our digital future is built upon human dignity, fundamental freedoms, and international rules-based order. Their collective concern gave rise to the Tallinn Consensus on Trusted Connectivity.
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The Tallinn Consensus on Trusted Connectivity

The fourth iteration of the Tallinn Digital Summit focused on the framework of Trusted Connectivity, highlighting the nexus between cross-border infrastructure, geopolitics, and digital technologies.