The European Interoperability Framework (EIF) is a communication from the European Commission to various European institutions, including the European Parliament and the Council.
It outlines the implementation strategy for achieving interoperability across European public administrations.
The framework aims to promote the seamless exchange of information and services between different public administrations, enabling efficient and effective governance. It provides guidelines and principles for the development and implementation of interoperable digital solutions, emphasizing the use of open standards and specifications.
The EIF seeks to enhance collaboration and cooperation among European public administrations, ultimately improving the delivery of public services to citizens and businesses.
Yaoundé Declaration (eGov'A 2026 Summit): Adopted in October 2026, this declaration calls for critical public data to be hosted domestically or within Africa by 2030, while accelerating cross-border recognition for digital IDs, electronic signatures, e-invoices, and payment systems as detailed by Biometric Update.
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