BCIU’s Digital portfolio advances policy dialogue between governments and industry to support secure, interoperable and resilient digital ecosystems worldwide. Guided by its strategic pillars, the portfolio addresses digital infrastructure and connectivity, cybersecurity and digital trust, public-sector digital transformation, innovation and emerging technologies, as well as digital trade and data governance.
The portfolio emphasizes regulatory alignment, standards development and governance frameworks for artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. It also supports policy dialogue on resilient networks, data protection and cross-border data flows, trusted digital service, and institutional capacity building.
Through this work, BCIU helps advance coherent policy approaches that strengthen economic resilience, enable responsible technology adoption and reduce regulatory fragmentation across borders.
The Digital Ambassadors Forum serves as a flagship initiative within the portfolio, providing a standing platform for sustained engagement between policymakers and companies on implementation, regulation and the evolving global digital economy.
United Nations Inaugural Digital Hub Launch (May 2026)
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Roundtable with The Honorable Arielle Roth, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information and Administrator, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce (January 2026)
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Roundtable with Aaron Lukas, Principal Deputy Director, Office of the Director of National Intelligence (January 2026)
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Advancing Innovation, Policy, and Partnerships for the Future of Quantum (October 2025)
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BCIU is proud to announce the launch of its Digital Portfolio, a dedicated initiative designed to respond to the expanding digital dialogue that is shaping economies and governments around the world. As the digital revolution continues to accelerate, BCIU has seen a growing need across both the public and private sectors for a platform that addresses the key issues surrounding technological advancement. The Digital Portfolio provides a structured framework for meaningful, cross-sector dialogue focused on the most pressing issues of digital transformation.
If you are interested in partnering with us on our digital strategy
please contact Michelle Furminsky at mfurminsky@bciu.org.