World Bank: Serbia Ranks Second in Europe and Sixth Globally in Digital Transformation Progress
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According to the latest global report by the World Bank, Serbia has ranked second in Europe and sixth worldwide in terms of progress in digital transformation, following South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Estonia, Brazil, and Australia.
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With a composite Digital Government Maturity Index score of 0.977, Serbia advanced five positions on the global ranking compared to 2022.
“Serbia ranks first in the region - ahead of Albania, Slovenia, Croatia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina,” said Mihailo Jovanovic, Director of the Office for Information Technologies and eGovernment, citing the World Bank report.
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He assessed that this result confirms Serbia’s position among global leaders in the digital transformation of public administration.
Jovanovic added that continuous investments in the development of electronic services, user-oriented solutions, and modern digital infrastructure have delivered measurable and internationally recognized results.
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