FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique — Martinique is stepping up its digital transformation strategy with a new call for projects designed to support technology and innovation initiatives across the territory.

The “Transition Numérique de Martinique” programme focuses on four priority areas: cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, development of the digital sector and digital inclusion.

Eligible projects could receive financial support, creating new opportunities for technology companies, associations and organisations working on digital solutions.

Applications must be submitted online through the e-Synergie platform, with the deadline set for August 25, 2026.

The initiative comes as Martinique seeks to strengthen its digital ecosystem and improve the ability of businesses and communities to benefit from new technologies.

AI and cybersecurity are particularly important areas as organisations increasingly depend on connected systems, cloud services and digital platforms.

The digital-inclusion component also aims to ensure that technological development benefits a wider section of the population rather than only businesses and specialist organisations.

For local startups and technology professionals, the programme could provide an opportunity to develop projects that address practical challenges in Martinique.

The August 25 deadline makes the initiative an immediate priority for organisations preparing digital innovation proposals.

The programme could ultimately contribute to stronger local technology capacity, greater cybersecurity resilience and wider adoption of digital services.

Martinique’s latest funding initiative signals a continued push to make technology and digital innovation a central part of the territory’s future development.