Romania has had 88 proposals for NATO's DIANA program, making it a key player in innovation compared to opti in 2023.
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Horia-Răzvan Botiș, member of the NATO DIANA Board of Directors, announced at Investors' Day #7 that Romania is one of the top applicant countries in the NATO Innovation Accelerator. Last year, the country submitted 88 solution proposals, a significant increase compared to the eight submitted in 2023, underlining Romania's commitment to innovation and technology within the alliance.
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România, unul dintre principalii actori în programul Acceleratorului NATO DIANA
Acceleratorul NATO DIANA: România este printre cele mai importante țări aplicante in program, cu 88 de propuneri în 2024 / Cristian Dascălu, Techcelerator: Vedem tot mai multe startup-uri și scaleup-uri AI în domeniul dual-use
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