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Adopted at the National AI Summit, Dublin
We, the Ministers responsible for [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] from participating European Union Member States, meeting in Dublin following Ireland's National AI Summit,
• Recognising the transformative potential of artificial intelligence to improve public services, strengthen competitiveness, support scientific discovery, and enhance the wellbeing of our citizens;
• Acknowledging that increasingly capable AI systems present new challenges relating to safety, cybersecurity, resilience, governance and strategic autonomy;
• Recalling the European Union's commitment to a human-centric, trustworthy and rights-based approach to artificial intelligence;
• Recognising that regulation is necessary but not sufficient, and that Europe must also build the practical capabilities, infrastructure and technical expertise required to deploy AI safely, securely and effectively at scale;
• Affirming that Europe's strength lies in combining innovation with trust, openness with accountability, and competitiveness with democratic values;
Declare our shared intention to:
1. Advance European AI Safety and Resilience
Work together to strengthen Europe's capacity to identify, assess and mitigate risks arising from advanced AI systems.
Support the development of technical tools, testing environments, evaluation methodologies and cybersecurity safeguards that enable AI systems to be developed and deployed safely, securely and responsibly.
Promote collaboration between governments, research institutions, industry and civil society to improve preparedness for emerging AI risks.
2. Build Trusted Applied AI Capability
Accelerate the adoption of trustworthy AI across public services, critical infrastructure and European enterprises.
Support the development of practical AI solutions that are secure by design, reliable, explainable and aligned with European values.
Accelerate the development, commercialisation and deployment of trusted industrial AI solutions that strengthen the competitiveness, resilience and sustainability of Europe’s real economy.
Encourage the sharing of best practices, standards and expertise to enable organisations of all sizes to benefit from AI.
3. Strengthen European AI Sovereignty
Promote a diverse, competitive and innovative AI ecosystem in Europe, including support for European research, start-ups, scale-ups and technology providers.
Encourage open, interoperable and secure AI ecosystems that promote supply chain security, reduce critical dependencies and enhance Europe's strategic resilience.
Support measures that enable European organisations to retain appropriate control over their data, knowledge assets and AI-enabled capabilities.
4. Invest in AI Infrastructure and Skills
Work to strengthen Europe's computing capacity, the security and resilience of its digital infrastructure, data ecosystems and research capabilities.
Promote energy-efficient AI infrastructure, computing and system design, enabling Europe to expand its AI capabilities while managing energy demand, reducing environmental impacts and strengthening the resilience of its energy systems.
Support investment in education, training and workforce development to ensure citizens and businesses can participate fully in the AI-driven economy.
Advance inclusive access to AI opportunities across all regions of Europe.
5. Lead through Public Sector Innovation
Leverage public procurement and public sector innovation to stimulate the development and adoption of trustworthy AI solutions.
Encourage the use of safety, security, transparency and sovereignty criteria in public-sector AI deployments.
Share lessons learned from public-service transformation through AI.
6. Deepen European and International Cooperation
Strengthen cooperation among EU Member States on AI governance, safety, cybersecurity, resilience and innovation.
Support partnerships with like-minded countries and international organisations to advance a safe, secure and beneficial global AI ecosystem.
Promote cooperation based on shared values, technical excellence and mutual trust.
Dublin Commitment
We believe that Europe's contribution to the future of artificial intelligence should be defined not only by effective governance but also by the capability to design, deploy and scale AI that is safe, secure, trustworthy and beneficial.
We therefore commit to working together to advance a European approach to AI that strengthens competitiveness, safeguards democratic values, promotes technological sovereignty, and ensures that the benefits of artificial intelligence are shared widely across our societies.
Adopted in Dublin, Ireland, on [Date].
From: Valérie
Rousselin Somerville <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 1:51 PM
To: Liisa-Ly Pakosta - JUSTDIGI <[email protected]>
Cc: Kaido Tee - JUSTDIGI <[email protected]>; Tara Keane <[email protected]>
Subject: Dublin Declaration on Trusted, Safe and Sovereign Artificial Intelligence
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Dear Minister,
We are writing to share the attached Dublin Declaration on Trusted, Safe and Sovereign Artificial Intelligence, which Ireland intends to launch in connection with our forthcoming National AI Summit. The Declaration sets out a shared vision for European cooperation on AI safety, resilience, innovation, infrastructure, skills and technological sovereignty.
Minister Niamh Smyth, Ireland's Minister of State with responsibility for Trade Promotion, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation, is seeking the support of her counterparts across EU Member States and would be pleased if you would consider signing the Declaration.
We would be grateful if you could indicate whether you would be willing to endorse the Declaration. We would also welcome any comments or suggested textual amendments that your administration may wish to propose.
Given the timelines associated with finalising the Declaration, we would appreciate receiving any feedback or proposed amendments in track changes by 11:00 CET this Friday 9th October and an indication at the same time as to whether you would be in a position to support the initiative.
Should your officials have any questions, or wish to discuss any aspect of the Declaration, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Many thanks in advance for your consideration, and we look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Valérie
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Valérie Rousselin Somerville
Assistant Principal, Digital Economy Policy Unit
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Adopted at the National AI Summit, Dublin
We, the Ministers responsible for [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] from participating European Union Member States, meeting in Dublin following Ireland's National AI Summit,
• Recognising the transformative potential of artificial intelligence to improve public services, strengthen competitiveness, support scientific discovery, and enhance the wellbeing of our citizens;
• Acknowledging that increasingly capable AI systems present new challenges relating to safety, cybersecurity, resilience, governance and strategic autonomy;
• Recalling the European Union's commitment to a human-centric, trustworthy and rights-based approach to artificial intelligence;
• Recognising that regulation is necessary but not sufficient, and that Europe must also build the practical capabilities, infrastructure and technical expertise required to deploy AI safely, securely and effectively at scale;
• Affirming that Europe's strength lies in combining innovation with trust, openness with accountability, and competitiveness with democratic values;
Declare our shared intention to:
1. Advance European AI Safety and Resilience
Work together to strengthen Europe's capacity to identify, assess and mitigate risks arising from advanced AI systems.
Support the development of technical tools, testing environments, evaluation methodologies and cybersecurity safeguards that enable AI systems to be developed and deployed safely, securely and responsibly.
Promote collaboration between governments, research institutions, industry and civil society to improve preparedness for emerging AI risks.
2. Build Trusted Applied AI Capability
Accelerate the adoption of trustworthy AI across public services, critical infrastructure and European enterprises.
Support the development of practical AI solutions that are secure by design, reliable, explainable and aligned with European values.
Accelerate the development, commercialisation and deployment of trusted industrial AI solutions that strengthen the competitiveness, resilience and sustainability of Europe’s real economy.
Encourage the sharing of best practices, standards and expertise to enable organisations of all sizes to benefit from AI.
3. Strengthen European AI Sovereignty
Promote a diverse, competitive and innovative AI ecosystem in Europe, including support for European research, start-ups, scale-ups and technology providers.
Encourage open, interoperable and secure AI ecosystems that promote supply chain security, reduce critical dependencies and enhance Europe's strategic resilience.
Support measures that enable European organisations to retain appropriate control over their data, knowledge assets and AI-enabled capabilities.
4. Invest in AI Infrastructure and Skills
Work to strengthen Europe's computing capacity, the security and resilience of its digital infrastructure, data ecosystems and research capabilities.
Promote energy-efficient AI infrastructure, computing and system design, enabling Europe to expand its AI capabilities while managing energy demand, reducing environmental impacts and strengthening the resilience of its energy systems.
Support investment in education, training and workforce development to ensure citizens and businesses can participate fully in the AI-driven economy.
Advance inclusive access to AI opportunities across all regions of Europe.
5. Lead through Public Sector Innovation
Leverage public procurement and public sector innovation to stimulate the development and adoption of trustworthy AI solutions.
Encourage the use of safety, security, transparency and sovereignty criteria in public-sector AI deployments.
Share lessons learned from public-service transformation through AI.
6. Deepen European and International Cooperation
Strengthen cooperation among EU Member States on AI governance, safety, cybersecurity, resilience and innovation.
Support partnerships with like-minded countries and international organisations to advance a safe, secure and beneficial global AI ecosystem.
Promote cooperation based on shared values, technical excellence and mutual trust.
Dublin Commitment
We believe that Europe's contribution to the future of artificial intelligence should be defined not only by effective governance but also by the capability to design, deploy and scale AI that is safe, secure, trustworthy and beneficial.
We therefore commit to working together to advance a European approach to AI that strengthens competitiveness, safeguards democratic values, promotes technological sovereignty, and ensures that the benefits of artificial intelligence are shared widely across our societies.
Adopted in Dublin, Ireland, on [Date].
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7th October 2026
Mr Liisa-Ly Pakosta Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs By email only: [email protected] Re: Dublin Declaration on Trusted, Safe and Sovereign Artificial Intelligence
Dear Minister,
I am writing to you in advance of Ireland's forthcoming National AI Summit to invite your support for the attached Dublin Declaration on Trusted, Safe and Sovereign Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial intelligence represents one of the most profound technological transformations of our time. It presents Europe with a significant opportunity to strengthen productivity, enhance public services, accelerate scientific discovery and reinforce our economic competitiveness. At the same time, it raises important questions of safety, resilience, security and strategic autonomy that require a coordinated European response.
Ireland has developed the attached Declaration as a practical statement of shared ambition. It reflects a conviction that Europe's success in the age of AI will depend not only on effective governance and regulation, but also on our collective ability to build and deploy AI capabilities at scale. Europe must be a creator, builder and adopter of advanced AI technologies, supported by world-class infrastructure, talent, research excellence and innovative enterprises.
The Declaration therefore seeks to advance cooperation among Member States in strengthening AI safety and resilience, accelerating the adoption of trusted AI across our economies and public services, investing in strategic digital and computing infrastructure, supporting European innovation, and building the skills and capabilities necessary for long-term leadership in artificial intelligence. Particular emphasis is placed on strengthening European technological capacity and sovereignty, enabling Europe to shape its own digital future while remaining open, innovative and competitive.
At a time of increasing global competition in AI, it is essential that Europe acts with ambition and purpose. By working together, Member States can help build the scale, expertise and industrial capability required to ensure that European businesses, researchers and citizens can fully benefit from the opportunities that AI presents. A more capable Europe will also be a more resilient Europe, better positioned to safeguard its values, security and prosperity.
The Declaration also recognises the importance of international engagement. While strengthening European capacity and capability must remain a central objective, we believe that cooperation with trusted and like-minded international partners will be essential to advancing safe, secure and beneficial AI globally. Through such partnerships, Europe can help shape international approaches grounded in openness, democratic values, mutual trust and technical excellence.
I would therefore be grateful if you would consider joining Ireland and other participating Member States in endorsing the Dublin Declaration. Your support would send a strong signal of Europe's collective determination to develop AI that is trusted, safe and sovereign, while ensuring that Europe has the capabilities, infrastructure and expertise necessary to compete and lead in the decades ahead.
My officials would be pleased to engage with your administration should you wish to discuss any aspect of the Declaration or the endorsement process.
I look forward to working closely with you on this important agenda.
Yours sincerely,
________________________________________________________________
Minister Niamh Smyth Minister for Trade Promotion, Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation
Aire Stáit um Chur Chun Cinn Trádála, Intleacht Shaorga agus Claochlú Digiteach —— An Roinn Fiontar, Turasóireachta agus Fostaíochta Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment 23 Sráid Chill Dara, Baile Átha Cliath 2, D02 TD30 23 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, D02 TD30 —— | T +353 (0)1 631 2240
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23 Sráid Chill Dara, Baile Átha Cliath 2, D02 TD30
23 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, D02 TD30
T +353 1 631 2121 / 0818 302 121 | [email protected]
www.enterprise.gov.ie
7th October 2026
Mr Liisa-Ly Pakosta Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs By email only: [email protected] Re: Dublin Declaration on Trusted, Safe and Sovereign Artificial Intelligence
Dear Minister,
I am writing to you in advance of Ireland's forthcoming National AI Summit to invite your support for the attached Dublin Declaration on Trusted, Safe and Sovereign Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial intelligence represents one of the most profound technological transformations of our time. It presents Europe with a significant opportunity to strengthen productivity, enhance public services, accelerate scientific discovery and reinforce our economic competitiveness. At the same time, it raises important questions of safety, resilience, security and strategic autonomy that require a coordinated European response.
Ireland has developed the attached Declaration as a practical statement of shared ambition. It reflects a conviction that Europe's success in the age of AI will depend not only on effective governance and regulation, but also on our collective ability to build and deploy AI capabilities at scale. Europe must be a creator, builder and adopter of advanced AI technologies, supported by world-class infrastructure, talent, research excellence and innovative enterprises.
The Declaration therefore seeks to advance cooperation among Member States in strengthening AI safety and resilience, accelerating the adoption of trusted AI across our economies and public services, investing in strategic digital and computing infrastructure, supporting European innovation, and building the skills and capabilities necessary for long-term leadership in artificial intelligence. Particular emphasis is placed on strengthening European technological capacity and sovereignty, enabling Europe to shape its own digital future while remaining open, innovative and competitive.
At a time of increasing global competition in AI, it is essential that Europe acts with ambition and purpose. By working together, Member States can help build the scale, expertise and industrial capability required to ensure that European businesses, researchers and citizens can fully benefit from the opportunities that AI presents. A more capable Europe will also be a more resilient Europe, better positioned to safeguard its values, security and prosperity.
The Declaration also recognises the importance of international engagement. While strengthening European capacity and capability must remain a central objective, we believe that cooperation with trusted and like-minded international partners will be essential to advancing safe, secure and beneficial AI globally. Through such partnerships, Europe can help shape international approaches grounded in openness, democratic values, mutual trust and technical excellence.
I would therefore be grateful if you would consider joining Ireland and other participating Member States in endorsing the Dublin Declaration. Your support would send a strong signal of Europe's collective determination to develop AI that is trusted, safe and sovereign, while ensuring that Europe has the capabilities, infrastructure and expertise necessary to compete and lead in the decades ahead.
My officials would be pleased to engage with your administration should you wish to discuss any aspect of the Declaration or the endorsement process.
I look forward to working closely with you on this important agenda.
Yours sincerely,
________________________________________________________________
Minister Niamh Smyth Minister for Trade Promotion, Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation
Aire Stáit um Chur Chun Cinn Trádála, Intleacht Shaorga agus Claochlú Digiteach —— An Roinn Fiontar, Turasóireachta agus Fostaíochta Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment 23 Sráid Chill Dara, Baile Átha Cliath 2, D02 TD30 23 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, D02 TD30 —— | T +353 (0)1 631 2240
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