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Luxembourg signs strategic partnership with Mistral AIOn 17 June 2025, the Luxembourg government signed a partnership with Mistral AI as part of its commitment to positioning itself as a world leader in the sovereign data economy. “To remain a modern country and to be a leader in certain areas, you need to embrace AI – and AI has to go together with a sovereign data economy,” said Prime Minister Luc Frieden, speaking about the partnership at the Nexus Luxembourg tech event.

Cross-sector perspective

The partnership will support the implementation of artificial intelligence across multiple sectors. “AI will impact all aspects of life,” Prime Minister Frieden emphasised. “There are numerous areas where AI can help us shape the world differently, including priority fields such as health, space and finance.”

AI will impact all aspects of life.

Besides economic development, the partnership also aims to accelerate artificial intelligence adoption within the public sector and foster collaboration with public research institutions. The research areas are wide-ranging, with the ultimate goal of achieving a tangible societal impact. Particular emphasis is being placed on trusted and explainable AI for compliance purposes.

A contract signed between the Minister for Defence and Mistral AI, as part of the strategic partnership, will enable close cooperation between Mistral AI and the Luxembourg Armed Forces to further integrate advanced AI tools into military activities.

Strengthening data sovereignty

At the heart of the partnership is a focus on strengthening Luxembourg’s data sovereignty. All solutions provided will be hosted onsite to ensure that sensitive data remains under the sole control of the State and complies with national requirements in terms of confidentiality and data protection.

This partnership is a crucial step in our strategy to make Luxembourg a world leader in the sovereign data economy.

“This partnership is a crucial step in our strategy to make Luxembourg a world leader in the sovereign data economy,” commented Prime Minister Frieden.

Arthur Mensch, CEO of Mistral AI, also highlighted the importance of sovereignty in AI during his remarks at Nexus Luxembourg. “We are talking about a technology that will drive multiple digits of GDP and influence many strategic areas, including defence. When deploying such technology – particularly in critical infrastructure – you must ensure that you hold the keys to turn it on and off.”

Mistral AI Luxembourg office

As a result of the strategic partnership, Mistral AI will establish a presence in Luxembourg and contribute to the creation of highly skilled jobs. “We are proud of this partnership, which places AI at the service of the demanding protection of state data, while deploying our technology to public authorities,” Mr Mensch said.

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