In the closing session, these three experts, who led the World Café Sessions conversations about the challenges and possible instruments that can foster an alignment of the priorities in the Western Balkans and also facilitated the discussion during the solutions sessions, closed the conference day with some reflections on what the day brought to them and to the participants, and how can these ideas be used for further developments.

All three experts highlighted ideas that showed the way the conversations could be woven into a larger policy and practice landscape. Ms Bajic contribution recalled that the exchanges were tremendously connected with the realities the region faces in terms of digital gaps, needs for skills, collaboration and coordination that overcome the bureaucratic hurdles to progress in a competitive direction. Professor Jevtic highlighted the discussions around AI and its use in health, its impact on data quality and the professions in the field, and the overlapping with sustainability demands and needs, as discussed in the experts' round. Professor Veskovic mentioned that all of the questions on green transitions and the future raised during the first session and then the cases and experiences shared in the session about solutions will give clear indications of ideas that can be brought to policies and practical steps to move forward.

Detailed presentations on the concluding remarks of experts can be found in the attachments below.

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