ESI leads market-engagement session at PANORAIMA’s Sofia work sprint

PANORAIMA partners outside Sofia University’s Centre of Excellence UNITe during the work sprint on 22–23 October 2026
At PANORAIMA’s Sofia meeting on 22–23 October, ESI led a practical session with the four sector tracks and horizontal workstream to finalise requirements for the revised Market and Needs Analysis.

Sofia · 22–23 October 2026

PANORAIMA partners met for a two-day work sprint at Sofia University’s Centre of Excellence UNITe to review progress, coordinate activities and agree on the next steps for the project’s responsible AI learning pathways.

ESI leads a practical market-engagement session

ESI participated in the meeting and led a practical session on Task 7.3 — Continuous market engagement, part of WP7 — Communication & Scaling.

The session brought together the four sector tracks and the horizontal workstream to finalise requirements for D7.3 — Revision of Market and Needs Analysis:

  • Healthcare & Life Sciences
  • Law & Compliance
  • Management & Finance
  • Media & Culture
  • Horizontal workstream

This work supports alignment between PANORAIMA’s learning pathways and the evolving needs of professionals and employers.

Coordinating development, delivery and outreach

Across the sprint, partners reviewed learning-ecosystem development and pilot evaluation under WP4, worked towards task forces and action plans under WP6, and discussed market engagement, recruitment and dissemination under WP7.

Prof. Maya Stoyanova, Dean of Sofia University’s Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, opened the meeting. The working sessions gave partners time to clarify responsibilities, address interdependencies and coordinate the next stages of implementation.

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Co-funded by the European Union

PANORAIMA is co-funded by the European Union through the Digital Europe Programme, grant agreement No. 101189994. Views and opinions expressed are those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the granting authority. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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