#32026H03090EU Framework for Science Diplomacy
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The recommendation sets out a common EU approach to using science, research, innovation and higher education in international relations. It aims to make scientific cooperation both open and secure, supporting collaboration with trusted partners while protecting EU interests, values and research security. It mainly affects EU institutions, Member States, universities, research organisations, innovation bodies and researchers involved in international cooperation. The practical effect is strategic rather than regulatory: countries and institutions are encouraged to align their science diplomacy policies, attract global talent, and manage risks linked to sensitive technologies such as AI and quantum.
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Key Changes
- Creates a common EU policy framework for science diplomacy
- Promotes international research cooperation that is open but protected against security risks
- Encourages stronger coordination on talent attraction, trusted partnerships and sensitive technologies