Stefan Andonovski: European Commission notes "good progress" in digital transformation
Andonovski said the Reform Agenda meeting set concrete next steps to expand online services, connect institutions and boost data protection.
Minister Stefan Andonovski said the European Commission has noted "good progress" by North Macedonia on digital transformation and that reforms will continue to expand digital public services.
Next steps and responsibilities were discussed at a Reform Agenda meeting
Andonovski wrote on Facebook that at today’s meeting on the Reform Agenda participants reviewed the next steps: what must be completed, who is responsible and the applicable deadlines. He highlighted that future work will focus on increasing the number of services that citizens and businesses can complete fully online, improving institutional connectivity, and further strengthening systems and data protection.
In his post he said: "The European Commission notes 'good progress' on North Macedonia's digital transformation. At today's Reform Agenda meeting we discussed the next steps: what we must finish, who is responsible and within which deadlines," Andonovski wrote on Facebook.
Andonovski added: "Our goal is that in the next report we can show what we have completed. And for citizens to feel it much earlier — in the time they save whenever they have to finish an administrative obligation," the minister emphasized.
The ministry says the reforms aim to make public administration more efficient by expanding online availability of services and strengthening cybersecurity and data protection across institutions.
Photo: press material from the event
