Globally, they strive to lead the development, production and accessibility of new technologies. Consequently, the capacity of countries and groups of countries to reduce technological dependence and ensure the provision of advanced components, products, systems and services is at stake. It is also increasingly worrying that data control is left to a few giants.

The Euskarabildua day wants to demonstrate that in the face of dominant technological solutions, doing things differently, alternatives can be created, demonstrating that what seems utopian can become reality. To this end, he wishes to underline the strength of the fabric between local actors. In this sense, the day, in view of the trajectory of the Basques in Euskal Herria, influences the ability to achieve great objectives and aims to promote, through the participation of the attendees, the relations to initiate the ideas of concrete projects.

To do this, there will be a space of group dynamics. Attendees will have the opportunity to point to one of the four work dynamics proposed: Education, Telecommunications, Information and Media and Governance. This will allow them to meet other people and organizations with similar concerns and discuss possible opportunities for collaboration. Thus, Euskarabildua wants to recover the personal relationships that the pandemic has lost.

The design of these working tables has been carried out in conjunction with the Badalab Language and Innovation Laboratory.

The Euskarabildua Day will be held on October 27 at the San Telmo Museum and is organized by ARGIA, together with the companies of the Iametza and Ametzagaiña group. Registration can be made via the website.