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The Ministry of Digital Transformation hosted an official visit of a delegation from the Sarajevo Canton yesterday. Representatives of the Ministry of Public Administration also met with the guests from Sarajevo. The delegation was received by the State Secretary of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, Dr. Aida Kamisalic Latific.Sarajevo Canton Delegation on Working Visit | Author: Ministry of Digital Transformation 1 / 4 The Sarajevo Canton Delegation was led by the Minister of Justice and Administration Darja Softic Kadenic, and was accompanied by representatives from the fields of public administration, digital transformation, legislation, and informatics and statistics. The delegation is in Slovenia as part of a study visit in the field of digital transformation and the transformation of public administration, which will be prepared for the challenges of the future. The representatives expressed interest in a better understanding of the organizational structure and coordination of digital transformation, the development of national e-services and back-end information systems, and user accessibility. Special emphasis was also placed on the legislative framework for digitalization and programs for training civil servants and promoting changes within the organizational culture in public administration. The Slovenian side presented key strategic documents, such as Digital Slovenia 2030 and the Strategy for the Development of Digital Public Services 2030, and highlighted important projects in the fields of digital infrastructure, interoperability, data spaces, and the development of smart digital public services. The delegation received a comprehensive insight into the operation of Slovenian solutions, including the eGovernment, SPOT, NIO and OPSI portals, and into projects being developed within the framework of European and national instruments. The representatives of the Canton also received a comprehensive insight into the back-end operation of information systems in Slovenia, including the National Computer Cloud and Pladenj. The latter serves as a national data exchange system. Special attention was also paid to the cybersecurity of state administration information systems. Both sides expressed their willingness to strengthen cooperation, especially in the areas of digital public services, technical and semantic interoperability, state administration cybersecurity, the state computer cloud and educational programs for the development of digital competencies. At the meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Public Administration, the guests were particularly interested in the ministry's approach to training civil servants, managing change and promoting an organizational culture focused on innovation. Eva Treven, Director General of the Directorate for Quality, and Sandra Seketin Lestan from the Academy of Public Administration therefore presented the latest strategies that contribute to modern solutions for the transformation of public administration and strengthening the competencies of civil servants. The meeting was held in a constructive spirit and represents an important step towards further professional support from Slovenia to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the modernization of public administration.
