In local government, digital technology often slows things down, and Excel becomes a safety valve.
IRMS represents a key reform step of the Tax Administration of Montenegro towards the full digitalization of tax services, strengthening trust between the state and the business sector, combating the grey economy, and fulfilling obligations within the European integration process.
Mastering digital skills is crucial for promoting equal access to services, enhancing social inclusion, and driving local development. Programs such as MOLIDIG – Molise Digitale demonstrate the power of specialized training to empower individuals, bridge the digital divide, and strengthen communities’ ability to actively participate in the digital economy.
Molise Digitale is a six-month project helping people in Molise develop practical digital skills and new opportunities.
Albania has made a remarkable advancement in national cybersecurity, ranking 15th in the world with 85 points in the National Cyber Security Index (NCSI) 2025.
Albania is making significant strides in digital governance by approving a law on a new generation of electronic ID cards and establishing a comprehensive national digital identity framework fully aligned with EU eIDAS standards.