3–4 December 2025 | Brussels, Belgium
Microsoft Innovation Hub, Rue Montoyer 51, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
In early 2026, the European Commission will publish the Digital Networks Act, a new proposal set to reshape telecommunications in the EU and replace the European Electronic Communications Code. This event aimed to gather stakeholders to reflect on the current framework for access to 112 and public warning, and to consider how the DNA could strengthen safety for citizens in emergencies.
Discussions covered the future of access to 112, public warning, accessibility, and caller location, as well as insights into Ukraine’s emergency communications during the war. The programme also examined the Union Civil Protection Mechanism and the transition towards packet-switched networks and NG112.
The presentations can be downloaded below:
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The European Parliament Intergroup on Resilience, Disaster Management and Civil Protection brings together MEPs from across the political spectrum who are committed to strengthening Europe’s civil protection, disaster management, and overall resilience. The Intergroup organises regular meetings in Brussels with emergency services and other key stakeholders, and works to advance public safety as well as improve conditions for emergency service professionals at the EU level.