ICI Bucharest organized a workshop on the integration of dual-use technologies in defense, bringing together experts from various fields to discuss cybersecurity and international cooperation.
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At the workshop 'The Defense Industry in the Face of Dual-Use Technologies and NATO Requirements', organized by ICI Bucharest and the U.S. Commercial Service, NATO organizations, IT&C companies, and security experts participated. The event addressed the integration of dual-use technologies in defense, emphasizing cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and international cooperation. The director of ICI, Adrian-Victor Vevera, highlighted the importance of developing technological capabilities for Romania in the context of NATO's security architecture.
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