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Implementation of essential reforms in digitization of public administration
Belgrade,
7 February 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic presided over the first session of the Coordination Council for Electronic Administration, where projects for the promotion of eGovernment in Serbia were presented.
Brnabic said that the best of these projects will be applied by the end of April for the funds approved by the World Bank.
Priority projects will be implemented in the coming period with the aim of further implementation of essential reforms in the digitization of public administration, improvement of services for citizens and creation of a more favourable business climate for the economy, the Prime Minister said.
Priority projects will be implemented in the coming period with the aim of further implementation of essential reforms in the digitization of public administration, improvement of services for citizens and creation of a more favourable business climate for the economy, the Prime Minister said.
At the session of the Council, the most important points in the implementation of the Electronic Administration Development Strategy were analysed by the end of 2018, such as the implementation of the Law on Electronic Commerce and the Law on Electronic Administration, various electronic payment systems, further development of the information system "eZUP", as well as placing data on the National Open Data Portal.
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