Why europe?

Enrico Letta
Europe is its peoples, its diversity, its creativity, its historical, artistic, and landscape heritage, its openness, its tolerance, but also its wars, its tragedies and its shameful events ...
Enrico Letta Former Prime Minister of Italy
Geoff Mulgan
We now need to spark far more collective creativity if we’re to avoid stagnation and decline.
Geoff Mulgan Chief Executive of Nesta
These issues are intellectually interesting as they make us reflect on the philosophical, social and political foundations of our post-enlightenment Europe.
The OECD is proud and eager to engage in initiatives that aim to reflect and provide a long-term perspective on what should be the way forward for the Europe
Angel Gurría OECD Secretary-General
In order to make the most of technological advances, the European Union needs to be open to transformation and have the courage to push forward with smart ideas.
Krzysztof Szubert Former Secretary of State / Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs, Poland. Visiting Fellow, University of Oxford, UK. Strategic Advisor of National Research Institute (NASK). Member of the Council of the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR)
We have taken democracy for granted. Reality is that those things we have taken for granted are no more.
Anthony Gooch Director of Public Affairs & Communications at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Science, innovation and the gradual introduction of tech-based tools are enhancing efficiency, productivity, distribution and access along the entire value chain from farm to fork.