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Draft SRIA 2026: International collaboration

Draft SRIA 2026 overview / Cross-cutting chapters

Draft for consultation. This is the draft Strategic Research and Industry Agenda of the second phase of the public consultation, not an adopted agenda: chapters, goals and figures may change.

Source: Strategic Research and Industry Agenda (SRIA) for quantum technologies, Draft for the second phase of the public consultation (Quantum Flagship, 306 pages, PDF dated 2026-09-19). Summaries are in our own words; years, figures and targets are as stated, with the page.

Public consultation: closed on 2026-10-02, as stated on qt.eu. Comments were collected per chapter through the consultation page. qt.eu gives 2 October 2026 as the closing date for every chapter (consultation page and news post of 19 September 2026, read on 27 October 2026); the draft PDF (page 145) states 16 to 30 September. Responses went through one form per chapter on the consultation page.

Seeks trusted partnerships while protecting IP and reducing dependencies: a unified European position and quantum diplomacy, published partner criteria, shared infrastructure, talent mobility, common benchmarks and coordinated export controls.

Pages
253–263
Themes
International cooperation, Infrastructure, Standards and benchmarks, Security, space and defence, Supply chain, Intellectual property

Goals and milestones

Timeline of International collaboration in the draft SRIANumbered items by year. 2035: 1. 3 without a stated year.20262027202820292030203120322033203420351
Squares are goals, circles are dated milestones; the numbers match the list below.

Showing 3 of 4 items.

  1. Goal near-term priority

    Define and publish EU-level criteria for priority partner countries and regions, building on existing research security instruments.

    Draft SRIA, page 260

    What the portal shows today

    This goal maps to no technology family, so the portal has no direct count for it; see the related pages of the chapter.

  2. Goal no date stated

    Frameworks for international cooperation on pilot lines, testing facilities, communication networks and quantum-HPC environments.

    Draft SRIA, page 260

    What the portal shows today

    This goal maps to no technology family, so the portal has no direct count for it; see the related pages of the chapter.

  3. Goal no date stated

    Coordinate export controls and supply-chain security, including faster exchange between Member States on quantum licences granted or refused.

    Draft SRIA, page 261

    What the portal shows today

    This goal maps to no technology family, so the portal has no direct count for it; see the related pages of the chapter.

KPIs as stated in the draft

This chapter has no KPI table.

What the portal shows today

Read-only figures of this portal, for orientation; they are not SRIA figures and do not measure progress against the draft.