The 9th Data Privacy Day was co-organised for the first time by the Restena Foundation and the Digital Learning Hub and as an in-person event ONLY.
More than 120 Luxembourg academic and economic stakeholders joined Esch-Belval to learn about the challenges associated with AI and quantum computing impacting institutions at the age of new digital technologies.
Retrospective
Topcis covered
In 2026, the conference focused on 6 main presentations:
- KEYNOTE SPEECH by Bert Verdonck, Chief Executive Officer, and Camille Alegre, Senior ELSI Associate, Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS) ⇢ Download the presentation files (PDF – 909 ko)
- ‘Bridging Privacy and AI Act Compliance: Mapping and Categorisation as a Shared Backbone‘ by Mickaël Tomé, Avocat à la cour, Togouna & Tome ⇢ Download the presentation files (PDF – 1,7 Mo)
- ‘AI & GDPR‘ by Raoul Winkens, Data Protection Officer, Maastricht University ⇢ Download the presentation files (PDF – 1,4 Mo)
- ‘IA en confiance : comprendre les enjeux médico-légaux en radiologie’ by Dr Yves Lasar, Radiologist, Centre Hospitalier Emile Mayrisch (CHEM) ⇢ Download the presentation files (PDF – 7,1 Mo)
- ‘Data Space Governance: New Missions of the CGSD within the Framework of the DGA and the AI Act‘ by Perrine Klopfenstein, Responsable du département Autorité luxembourgeoise des données, and Nolwen Le Guennec, Juriste, Commissariat du Gouvernement à la souveraineté des données (CGSD) ⇢ Download the presentation files (PDF – 6,4 Mo)
- ‘Main points of attention for data protection in the era of AI boom and emergence of quantum technologies’ by Alain Herrmann, Commissioner, National Commission for Data Protection (Commission Nationale pour la Protection des Données – CNPD) ⇢ Download the presentation files (PDF – 1,8 Mo)
Main figures
- 120 attendees
- 5 conference sessions
- Keynote speech by the Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS)
- Exhibition area
- New organisation committee – Restena Foundation and Digital Learning Hub