📋 Tender Overview
The European Commission has published annual reports on the digital transformation and interoperability of public administrations in 39 European countries for the year 2025.The reports (page in English) track the progress of countries in eight key areas, which include the digital transformation of public administration, interoperability and data, the development of digital public services, trust and cyber security, the deployment of innovative technologies, the management of digital transformation and cross-border digital services for citizens and businesses.
In the report for 2025, the European Commission highlighted several important achievements of Slovenia:
Slovenia is among the countries hosting the new European joint venture for high-performance artificial intelligence computing factories (SLAIF),
the smsPASS service was introduced, which enables mobile identity for registration and electronic signature via SI-PASS and
a program for the development of chips and semiconductor technologies until 2030 was launched, with the goal of increasing the share of chip production by 10 percent.
Digital transformation of public administration:
The European Commission specifically highlights progress in the following areas:
eLegislation, which digitizes the entire process of planning, preparation, adoption, publication and evaluation of legislation and
The green Slovenian location framework (SLO4D), which connects spatial, land and environmental policy and supports the digitization of procedures.
Digital public services
Important achievements in the field of digital services include:
the state eGovernment portal as a single point of access to a wide range of digital services,
eGraditev portal, which enables a digitized process of obtaining building permits and
the eARH.si project, which supports the digitization of key historical records and cultural heritage.
Trust and cyber security
Adoption of the Information Security Act, which strengthens the countrys cyber security system and transposes EU Directive (EU)2022/2555 (NIS2) into national legislation.
In the context of innovative technologies, they highlighted the following content:
establishing a competence center for artificial intelligence as a central junction of knowledge, technologies and services in the field of artificial intelligence,
establishing a Competence Center for Chips and Semiconductors (site in English), which provides core resources for the development of solutions in the field of semiconductors and chips, and
issuing the first bond on distributed ledger technology as the first such issue by a member state of the European Union and one of the first in the world.
In addition to information sheets on individual countries, there is also an EU information sheet (page in English) that offers a comprehensive overview of European initiatives in the field of digital public administration and interoperability. These resources serve as an important support to policy makers, public administrations and researchers, as they enable a better understanding of national progress, identify good practices and provide insight into a wide range of activities - from policy preparation to research work and capacity building.
