📋 Tender Overview
Within a period of six months, the group must formulate a proposal that strengthens the countrys digital transformation with a participatory and multisector approach.The Presidency of the Council of Ministers, through the Secretariat of Government and Digital Transformation, installed the temporary Multisectoral Working Group in charge of preparing the proposal for the Peruvian Digital Agenda 2026-2030, a strategic instrument that will guide and reach a consensus on the States actions on digital transformation during the coming years, within the framework of the National Digital Transformation Policy (PNTD).
This formation responds to a strategic need identified in the PNTD: to have a mechanism that articulates national strategies linked to connectivity, digital economy, education, health, digital security, research, technology and foreign policy; promoting an integrated and long-term vision that promotes the development of the countrys digital ecosystem.
The Multisectoral Working Group is made up of representatives of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, which presides over the group through the Secretariat of Government and Digital Transformation, as well as the ministries of Economy and Finance, Education, Production, Foreign Relations, Health, Transport and Communications, Interior, and the National Council of Science, Technology and Technological Innovation (Concytec).
These entities, from their sectoral competencies, will contribute to the construction of a common agenda that allows the consolidation of a country vision regarding digital transformation by 2030. In addition, they will have a validity period of no more than six months, to present the diagnosis of priority digital gaps, the definition of strategic axes, multisectoral participation and deliver the final report with the proposal of the Peruvian Digital Agenda to 2030.
During the session, the call to representatives of the public and private sectors, academia, civil society and international cooperation was also approved, with the aim of jointly and collaboratively formulating the proposal.
With this initiative, the PCM reaffirms its commitment to promoting an articulated, inclusive and sustainable digital transformation, aimed at generating public value and strengthening the quality, accessibility and opportunity of the services that the State provides to citizens.
