MoDRE 2025: 15th International Model-Driven Requirements Engineering Workshop

Welcome to the 15th International Workshop on Model-Driven Requirements Engineering (MoDRE’25), held in conjunction with the 33rd edition of the Requirements Engineering Conference. The MoDRE workshop series has established a forum where researchers and practitioners can discuss the challenges and opportunities of Model-Driven Development (MDD) for Requirements Engineering (RE).Model-Driven (software) development languages, tools, and techniques have raised the level of abstraction in software development and enabled automation of various parts of the software development process. When effectively applied, MDD techniques can offer significant benefits to RE, by balancing the flexibility for capturing varied user needs with the formality required for model transformations, and by bridging high-level abstraction with the richness of requirements information. MoDRE seeks to explore areas of RE that are not yet fully formalized to be incorporated into an MDD environment. It also seeks to explore how RE models can benefit from advances in the model-driven community, such as flexible, collaborative, and AI-enabled modeling. MoDRE encourages researchers to explore these benefits by identifying new challenges, sharing ongoing work and emerging solutions, analyzing strengths and weaknesses of MDD approaches for RE, and fostering stimulating discussions on the topic during the workshop. This workshop is an opportunity to reflect on the current state and envision the future of MDD approaches for RE.We would like to thank the Program Committee for their valuable feedback to the authors, and, of course, the authors for submitting their papers and making this workshop possible. We are looking forward to an interactive and engaging workshop!