Digital technologies are changing the world. Digital transformation is one of the key priorities of the EU. According to Eurostat data, 44.4% of EU-27 citizens do not have basic digital skills. Out of the 27 EU-27 countries, Poland ranks 11th from the bottom.
In Poland, 55.7% of citizens do not have basic digital skills (only Bulgaria and Romania are worse). We do poorly in terms of implementing new technologies. Only 33.2% of enterprises in Poland recorded a high or very high level of digital intensity in 2024 (which is below the EU-27 average of 34.3%). Out of the 27 EU-27 countries, we are 11th from the bottom.
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