Director of the Agency for Identification Documents, Registers, and Data Exchange of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Almir Badnjević, had the honor of participating at the International Conference focused on the application of artificial intelligence, MoStart 2024. The goal of this scientific meeting is to gather IT experts, scientists, and teachers from all over the world who deal with artificial intelligence and its application in all areas of human life.
In the panel discussion entitled “Electronic registration of business entities”, the director particularly emphasized the role of the Agency for Identification Documents, Registers, and Data Exchange of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a leader in the digital transformation of the public sector in BiH. Through its creative approaches to digitization, the agency actively contributes to the achievement of EU priorities in the public sector and provides support to the business sector in BiH. The focus was on the importance of the digital signature that the Agency has made available to citizens since February 1 this year and what services public authorities and the private sector can now offer to citizens to facilitate electronic registration, which is essential for the modernization and efficiency of the business sector. He also spoke about the challenges arising from the rapid development of AI technology today. Furthermore, it is noteworthy that the aforementioned activities undertaken by the Agency play a substantial role in advancing the achievement of certain goals of the EU Digital Strategy, particularly those related to artificial intelligence (SDG 2) and the development of digital skills among citizens (SDG 4).
In this context, the Agency for Identification Documents, Registers, and Data Exchange of Bosnia and Herzegovina is an example of how, through the digitization of services, public authorities play an important role in leading society towards digital transformation, which fosters collaboration between the public and private sectors, thereby assisting in the accomplishment of 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals.