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Claim that Europe can reach digital sovereignty without sacrificing competitiveness by using open source, open standards and open collaboration. Poland is named as a concentrated pool of developer expertise and concrete contributor capacity that governments can tap. Organizers frame open technologies as strategic tools already influencing policy work in Brussels and national digital agendas, arguing that building closed alternatives will fail while reusable open stacks enable innovation, scale and sovereign control.
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