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Online Roundtable Discussion: How can we accelerate the production and adoption of e-government services in Morocco?

This Roundtable Discussion takes place as part of the research project “Sustainability, Entrepreneurship and Global Digital Transformation” (SET).  

 

Online Roundtable Discussion:
How can we accelerate the production and adoption of e-government services in Morocco?
Friday, March 17th 2023 | 9.30 am – 12.30 pm CET
Invitation-only Online Roundtable

As part of its collaboration with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), the Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society organizes an invitation-only online roundtable on the 17th of March 2023, in close collaboration with the Digital Transformation Center in Morocco. At this online event, international experts from the UK, Colombia and Estonia will discuss the topic of e-government with Moroccan policy representatives. It will focus on the question of: “How can we accelerate the production and adoption of e-government services in Morocco?” 

Morocco has one of the highest standards of quality of digital wellbeing in Africa, but there is still a need for improvement in regard to other countries worldwide. E-government represents an opportunity to improve the lives of Moroccans and a new e-government strategy will be launched this year that aims to build a strong framework, strengthen digital infrastructure, adopt data-based strategies, and digitalize administrative processes.

This roundtable aims to provide a common understanding of approaches and factors that are conducive to the successful implementation and adoption of e-government services. We are delighted to welcome three e-government experts who will share international best practices that could accelerate and facilitate the production and adoption of e-government services in Morocco.

 

The event will be conducted in English and French, a simultaneous interpretation will be provided.


Agenda

09:30Arrival / Login
10:00 – 10:15Welcome and introduction
10:15 – 11:15Presentations: How can we accelerate the production and adoption of e-government services in Morocco?
Speakers 
 Prof. Aura Cifuentes, Professor at University of the Andes, Bogotá, Colombia
 Dr. Keegan McBride, Departmental Research Lecturer at the Oxford Internet Institute
 Carmen Raal, Digital Transformation Advisor at the e-Estonia Briefing Center
11:15 –  11:30Virtual coffee break
11:30 – 12:15Roundtable discussion: Implications of international best practices for Moroccan e-government strategy
12:15 – 12:30Wrap up

 

 

Speakers

Prof. Aura Cifuentes, Professor at University of the Andes, Bogotá, Colombia, is an expert on issues related to transparency, open government, public policy development and the use of new information technology and on the implementation of e-government in Colombia.
Dr. Keegan McBride, Departmental Research Lecturer at the Oxford Internet Institute. He is an expert on topics such as digital government, digital innovation, the use of AI in the public sector, digital well-being and happiness, and government interoperability and data exchange. Keegan will share his insights on how AI technologies influence the creation and dissemination of e-government practices.
Carmen Raal is a Digital Transformation Advisor at the e-Estonia Briefing Center, an NGO formed to share Estonia’s digital expertise with the rest of the world. She will be speaking about the “success story” of Estonia’s e-government and about the role of public-private partnerships for e-government. 

 

Event date

17.03.2023 | 9.30 am – 12.30 pm ical | gcal

Location



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Contact

Marie Blüml

Former Researcher: Sustainability, Entrepreneurship and Global Digital Transformation

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