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At the 4th session of the Government Council for Digital Transformation, which was chaired by the Minister for Digital Transformation, M.Sc. Ksenija Klampfer, the members discussed progress in achieving the goals of the Digital Public Services Strategy until 2030 and further steps to accelerate the digital transformation of the public sector.4th session of the Council for Digital Transformation | Author: Ministry of Digital Transformation
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Council members learned about the progress in implementing the recommendations from the Report on the State of the Digital Decade 2025 for Slovenia. The discussion focused on the development of digital competences, support for small and medium-sized companies, introduction of advanced technologies and strengthening of cyber security. Activities related to the preparation of guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence services in the public sector were also presented.
Digital public services and implementation of the 2030 strategy
The central discussion was devoted to digital public services. An overview of the progress achieved in the implementation of the Strategy of Digital Public Services 2030 was presented, within the framework of which the goal is that by 2030 all key public services will be accessible digitally and aimed at the life events of citizens and companies. The development and upgrading of the central eGovernment and SPOT portals, the expansion of the range of electronic services and the introduction of uniform standards for digital services aimed at a unified user experience, greater accessibility and user trust were highlighted. Special attention was also devoted to the further development of e-service, the co-creation of digital services with users, and the strengthening of the use of digital identity.
Minister Mag. Ksenija Klampfer emphasized: The digital transformation of the public sector is not an end in itself. Our goal is digital public services that are simple, safe and accessible for users and enable them to arrange their affairs with the state quickly and in one place. That is why the close cooperation of all departments and the consistent implementation of common standards are key.
At the end of the session, the Governments Council for Digital Transformation took note of the findings of the discussion and agreed on further activities to speed up the implementation of the Digital Public Services Strategy 2030.
