Digital transformation brings considerable opportunities, but it also raises questions about our dependence on the technologies and platforms we use.
In an opinion article published in Times of Malta on 18 October 2026, I reflect on recent European developments in digital sovereignty and their relevance to Malta, particularly in relation to public-sector digital infrastructure, AI adoption and technological independence.
The discussion considers how digital literacy and digital sovereignty can complement each other, and why maintaining technological choice is becoming increasingly important.
Read the full article in Times of Malta
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