The .eu Day is an annual event celebrating the .eu domain and its role in building a connected European digital community. It provides a platform for businesses, digital professionals, policymakers and citizens to exchange views and share expertise on current trends in internet governance and other timely digital topics.
The 2026 event focuses on the theme “The Autonomous Web: Agentic AI, Cybersecurity, and the Future of Digital Trust” and features speakers from the European Commission, and the European business community. It will take place as a breakfast event at the Member's Salon, European Parliament, Rue Wiertz 60, Brussels on 18 November 2026.

This year’s .eu Day is by invitation only and is open to persons holding a European Parliament access pass. Should you have any questions, please contact us at marketing@eurid.eu.

The .eu Day offers a unique opportunity to engage with the European digital community. Through insightful sessions, meaningful connections, and inspiring ideas, the event demonstrates the value of a strong European digital identity.
Stay informed about the latest trends in the domain name industry and digital policy. Hear from experts and thought leaders shaping Europe's digital landscape.
Connect with industry professionals, policymakers, and digital innovators from across Europe. Build relationships that matter.
Gain fresh perspectives and ideas to take back to your work. Discover how a strong European digital identity can support innovation, trust, and growth.
Be part of real change in Europe’s digital ecosystem. Learn how your actions and ideas can help shape a more trusted, resilient online environment.
Mr. Patryk Pawlak, Global Initiative on the Future of the Internet - Patryk Pawlak will explain how governments deliver on their digital policy commitments and how progress can be measured and assessed. Drawing on the Internet Accountability Compass, his intervention will explore ways to strengthen transparency and accountability in governance at a time when decisions about digital policy are having an increasingly significant impact on societies and democracies. It will also highlight links with the Internet Governance Labs initiative under the IGF.
Mr. Fredrik Lindeberg, Netnod - Agentic AI is changing what runs on the Internet, not what the Internet is. Fredrik Lindeberg will explain why the shared core, DNS and exchange points, sees AI only indirectly, through new traffic paths, more names and new threats, and why the best thing policymakers can do for digital trust is to help keep that layer neutral and resilient.

Ms. Marina Kaljurand has been an MEP since 2019, following her time as a member of the Estonian Parliament and her role as Estonia's Foreign Minister...
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Mr. Thibaut Kleiner is Director at the Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG Connect) of the European Commission...
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Mr. Patryk Pawlak has extensive experience working with research institutions and international organisations to advance evidence-based policymaking....
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Dr Fredrik Lindeberg is Chief Information Security Officer at Netnod, the Swedish operator of critical Internet infrastructure, including Internet exc...
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