Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Slovenia signed a Memorandum of Understanding to boost digital transformation. This partnership aims to improve public services, electronic communications, and ICT management, aligning both nations with a digital Europe.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Slovenia recently signed a landmark agreement, solidifying their collaboration in digital transformation. This partnership, forged at the Sarajevo Business Forum, aims to accelerate digital development and modernize public services across both nations.
This strategic memorandum focuses on enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation across key digital domains. Core areas include digital transformation, electronic communications, ICT management, and the provision of e-government services. This partnership is set to foster invaluable exchanges of expertise and best practices, ultimately driving innovation and significantly improving the efficiency of public service delivery for citizens in both countries.
Minister Forto of BiH emphasized the agreement's significance, calling it "an important step" towards digital transformation and modernizing public services. He highlighted that leveraging Slovenia's advanced digital solutions will accelerate BiH's adoption of technologies and standards. This collaboration promises to enhance the quality of life for citizens and boost public administration efficiency.
The Ministry of Communications and Transport of BiH stressed that this collaboration reinforces both nations' commitment to a "digital Europe." This memorandum establishes a strong framework for future joint initiatives and projects, cultivating a shared digital landscape and actively contributing to the broader European digital agenda for collective progress.
This partnership signals a promising future, fostering a more connected and efficient digital landscape across both nations and the wider European community.
