TIRANA, May 30 /ATA/ – The World Bank has recognized Albania’s GovTech Program as a “Worldwide Flagship Program,” and the decision represents another significant achievement as it places Albania among the top examples of successful digital transformation for citizens.
The National Agency for Information Society (NAIS) said Friday that Albania’s digital progress and its model for modernizing public administration through technology was outlined during at the “Albanian Frontiers in GovTech” roundtable, held at the World Bank headquarters in Washington D.C.. The team showcased the country’s model for modernizing public administration through technology.
NAIS officials shared Albania’s success stories with WB experts and representatives from other countries.
According to the Agency, at the Global Forum for GovTech and Public Sector Innovation from May 27–29, Albania highlighted another achievement, introducing the use of Artificial Intelligence to align national legislation with European Union laws.
The Albanian delegation participated in a special roundtable on “Modernizing Institutions, Economic Growth, and Job Creation for Europe and Central Asia.” Delibashi joined the discussion alongside Arbjan Mazniku, Minister of State for Local Governance, and Ervin Bushati, Albania’s Ambassador to the U.S.
According to NAIS, the team also presented the e-Albania 2.0 platform. This new version offers proactive, personalized, and life-event-based services. It also uses Artificial Intelligence. For example, the digital assistant Diella 3.0 can generate documents instantly with a simple voice command.
Besides that, the platform now uses micro service architecture and a stronger interoperability system. It supports over 297 million transactions per year.
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