Pierrakakis at the Moneyreview conference: The emerging technologies bill in July

The numbers tell a story in themselves at the level of digitization, which is proven both convincingly and convincingly by the fact that during the last three years, the Ministry of Digital Governance participates in every policy-making department in our country, in a development that highlights the its importance and functionality, stressed the Minister of Digital Government, Kyriakos Pierrakakisduring his opening remarks at Moneyreview.gr conference entitled “Technology Summit: Shaping the digital transition”.

At the same time, Mr. Pierrakakis continued, he changes the structure and the general “connection” of the State for the benefit of the citizen himself and the companies, as

As he characteristically said, gov.gr is a reality with 1,400 services.

“To some extent the result of the exercise has shown successful results, however there is still a lot of work that will be facilitated with the new systems deriving from the Development Fund (RRF). In this light, more than 440 projects are funded by the Recovery Fund and formulate the Digital Transformation Book, covering gaps and backlogs of the last many years in our country and in the Public sector. “From the issuance of pensions, which presupposes the digitization of data, to the operation of a central ERP and HRMS system”, said the minister.

Mr. Pierrakakis stated that within July he will present a bill that will regulate modern, emerging technologies, such as e.g. blockchain, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, 3D printing, autonomous moving vehicles, etc., but also how to implement, use and generally utilize them at a business level.

“We try through the draft law to give definitions, e.g. what is the internet of thing, technical intelligence. That there must be an update. We say that for the drones the Greek post offices can use them on the islands “, said Mr. Pierrakakis.

At the same time, a special mention will be made in the “National Register of Procedures – Myth”, the official register of procedures of the Greek State. The register is addressed to individuals, professionals and public administration executives, who are interested in being informed about the manner, time and cost of implementation of public sector procedures. “It is, in essence, a map of the procedures of the Greek State that when completed will enable the administration to control itself, but also the citizen to complete their work in relation to the public sector, faster and easier.”

As the minister stressed, “reforms are generally not something you can copy paste, what does Sweden say and do it too, there must be compatibility, here we have a Greek reform, we have taken data and we have them metabolize internally “.

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