Following EuroPCom 2026, held from 9–10 June 2026 in Brussels under the motto “Be connectors: creating proximity in a fragmented world”, The AI-based platform Panoramic now offers continued access to the ideas, exchanges, and reflections that emerged during Europe’s largest conference dedicated to public communication.

You can access the platform here.

EuroPCom brings together communication professionals from EU institutions, national and local governments, academia, and civil society to reflect on how we engage citizens and strengthen democratic dialogue across Europe. Its purpose is to examine how public communication can strengthen democratic dialogue and foster meaningful engagement between institutions and citizens across Europe.

This year’s edition “Be connectors: creating proximity in a fragmented world” focused on the themes shaping the future of public communication: trust, misinformation, AI, and the evolving expectations placed on public communicators. Over three days, speakers and participants explored how these forces are reshaping institutional communication and influencing the relationship between public authorities and the communities they serve.

"The ability to learn, to adapt, to renew, and ultimately democracy rests on a simple but profound belief. Trust in people. If we are asking people to trust us, we first have to trust them. Trust people." (George Papandreou, Member of the Hellenic Parliament, former Prime Minister of Greece).

With the launch of Panoramic, all content from EuroPCom 2026 can now be questioned directly. The tool enables users to revisit discussions, examine specific debates, and explore how different actors across Europe are addressing contemporary communication challenges. It provides structured access to the insights and perspectives that shaped this year’s conference. Each answer is grounded in a verifiable source with a speaker quote or a referenced document.

We thank the team at the CoR for their continuous trust. It is a real pleasure to work together, keep learning, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in public communication.

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EuroPCom brings together communication professionals from EU institutions, national and local governments, academia, and civil society to reflect on how we engage citizens and strengthen democratic dialogue across Europe. Its purpose is to examine how public communication can strengthen democratic dialogue and foster meaningful engagement between institutions and citizens across Europe.

This year’s edition “Be connectors: creating proximity in a fragmented world” focused on the themes shaping the future of public communication: trust, misinformation, AI, and the evolving expectations placed on public communicators. Over three days, speakers and participants explored how these forces are reshaping institutional communication and influencing the relationship between public authorities and the communities they serve.

"The ability to learn, to adapt, to renew, and ultimately democracy rests on a simple but profound belief. Trust in people. If we are asking people to trust us, we first have to trust them. Trust people." (George Papandreou, Member of the Hellenic Parliament, former Prime Minister of Greece).

With the launch of Panoramic, all content from EuroPCom 2026 can now be questioned directly. The tool enables users to revisit discussions, examine specific debates, and explore how different actors across Europe are addressing contemporary communication challenges. It provides structured access to the insights and perspectives that shaped this year’s conference. Each answer is grounded in a verifiable source with a speaker quote or a referenced document.

We thank the team at the CoR for their continuous trust. It is a real pleasure to work together, keep learning, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in public communication.

Panoramic is available to experiment with here, offering the possibility to explore any aspect of European public communication: https://panoramic.make.org/en/partner/cor/event/europcom/panoramic