Digitization of society as a whole, in accordance with the most modern technologies and international standards, is one of the key strategic commitments of the Government, announced the Minister of Public Administration, Maraš Dukaj.
"Montenegro is on the path of accelerated digital transformation. We have invested significant efforts in the development of e-services, improving the interoperability of registers, and the application of modern technologies that encourage innovation. However, we are aware that we still have a lot of work to do," said Dukaj at the IT Spot conference - Shaping digital Montenegro, which began today at the Science and Technology Park in Podgorica.
As reported by the Ministry, he emphasized that digital transformation is a joint venture.
"There is no alternative to the cooperation of the private and public sector, the academic community and international partners in this business," added Dukaj.
According to him, digital transformation is not just a technical process, but a key change that shapes the way administration, institutions and citizens communicate and collaborate.
"GOVTech, as a combination of technology, innovation and the public sector, represents a tool that can redefine public administration, making it more efficient, transparent and closer to the needs of citizens," said Dukaj.
Dukaj encouraged all those present to build a network of cooperation during the conference.
"Every idea, no matter how small it may seem, can be crucial for our common goal - creating a digital Montenegro, which is ready for the future," said Dukaj.
The day-long event, organized by ICT Cortex in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce (PKCG), brings a series of lectures, panel discussions and presentations.
The main topic is GOVTech, and it talks about digital transformation of public administration, electronic services and services, open data service, innovations in finance and many others.
The event will bring together leading IT companies, state institutions, innovative sectors and enthusiasts from Montenegro, the region and Europe, and is intended for public administration, IT companies, banks, institutions and the civil sector dealing with these topics.
The goal is to enable the exchange of knowledge, experience and ideas, which will influence the digital future of Montenegro.
The President of the Board of Directors of ICT Cortex, Branimir Bukilić, emphasized that the ICT sector has enormous potential for the future development of Montenegro.
"Technological progress affects the creation of new professions and the opening of new jobs," said Bukilić.
PKCG, according to its president, Nina Drakić, recognizes the importance of the ICT sector, and supports all initiatives that contribute to its improvement.
"It is the key to sustainable growth and development," Drakić believes.
Among the speakers are renowned professionals, who will present the latest trends and perspectives. There will be an opportunity to hear success stories from Estonia, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Croatia and Serbia.
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