Bulgaria is an attractive destination for people interested in technology, and the rise of artificial intelligence is expected to generate new jobs linked to emerging professions. This became clear during the eighth edition of the country’s leading technology forum, Digital Trends, held on November 4.
This year’s forum brought together visionaries from the global technology, business and media sectors, who outlined the next era of artificial intelligence, digital innovation and human imagination. A special address was delivered by Bulgaria’s European Commissioner, Ekaterina Zaharieva, who is responsible for start-ups, research and innovation at the European Commission.
Ekaterina Zaharieva - European Commissioner for Startups, Research and Innovation: "We are at a turning point in Europe’s digital transformation. Rapid technological progress is reshaping our economies, societies and industries. Artificial intelligence is a reality, and it is changing the way we live and work. Europe must embrace this transformation in order to remain prosperous and secure."
Martin Petrov - event organiser: "Bulgaria is one of the beating hearts of innovation in Europe, which is now recognised worldwide. The country has great talent and excellent products, and even home-grown unicorn companies. We are an extremely interesting destination for people passionate about technology."
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