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Small and medium-sized manufacturing companies around the Baltic Sea face similar challenges as digitalisation and artificial intelligence transform production and competitiveness. Stakeholders from several countries in the Baltic Sea region have therefore joined forces in a project, funded by the Swedish Institute, aimed at making AI more accessible and relevant for manufacturing companies.

Industritillverkad detalj — Projektet BRAIN vill göra AI mer tillgängligt och relevant för industriföretag. Foto: Margareta Bloom Sandebäck/Imagebank.sweden.se

Baltic Sea region cooperation, Project funding

Joint AI network to strengthen companies around the Baltic Sea

SI connects MENA food innovators for a week of learning and collaboration in Sweden

From 29 September to 4 October 2025, the Swedish Institute welcomed 20 food entrepreneurs, innovators, and ecosystem enablers from across the Middle East and North Africa to Stockholm for SI…

Young people from around the world honored for their civil courage – receive the Young Courage Award 2025

In collaboration with the Swedish Institute and Sweden’s embassies, Raoul Wallenberg Academy announces the winners of the Young Courage Award 2025. The award highlights young individuals between the ages of…

SI scholarships, SI stories, SISGP stories

“We don’t need perfect conditions to start—just purpose and courage”

Damilola Hamid Balogun from Nigeria reflects on his journey as an SI scholarship holder, his work empowering youth across Africa, and what it means to be named one of Forbes…

“SAYP was not just a training—it was a practical toolkit that supported me to translate knowledge into action”

Elena Ratoi from Moldova participated in Södertörn University’s programme “Cooperation Beyond Borders – Transnational Public Administration and Organizing”. It was directly aligned with her professional responsibilities as a manager for…