The end of 2009 brought new European initiatives and objectives for eGovernment. E-Government Ministers of member states adopted at Malmö Ministerial Conference new priorities for next five years. Newly appointed Commissioner Neelie Kroes introduced comprehensive and ambitious “Digital Agenda” initiative. Development of Paneuropean services is one of priorities as well as higher effectiveness of public administration and interoperability. These issues are supported also by programs and initiatives financed by European Commission. The session will bring information about these changes and possibilities for better involvement into these initiatives.