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Eurostat: 40% of EU citizens lack basic digital skills, Romania ranks last
A Eurostat study released on Thursday, April 23, revealed that 40% of EU citizens do not have basic digital skills, with Romania ranking last.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read
A Eurostat study released on Thursday, April 23, revealed that 40% of EU citizens do not have basic digital skills, with Romania ranking last.
Among EU countries, the share of people with basic or above-basic digital skills in 2025 was highest in the Netherlands (84%), Ireland (83%), Denmark, and Finland (both 81%). At the opposite pole is Romania, ranking last in the EU, with only 31.8% of citizens having basic digital skills.
