Rama: European integration should translate into concrete digital services for citizens, according to Zhurnal.mk.

Sali Advocates for Tangible Digital Services as Part of European Integration

First Deputy Minister and Minister for European Affairs, Bekim Sali, underscored the need for visible European integration through concrete digital services during a discussion on digital transformation and municipal support, as reported by Zhurnal.mk. The event, held on May 12, 2026, focused on accelerating the process of European integration within municipalities. Minister Sali emphasized that the benefits of European integration should be directly experienced by citizens.

He argued for a shift towards practical digital solutions stemming from existing European policies. Specifically, Sali highlighted the importance of translating European policies – including the acquis, the Reform Agenda, and IPA programs – into tangible services. These services would encompass areas such as electronic permitting processes, digital urban planning tools, modernized local tax systems, and enhanced environmental service delivery.

Sali’s statement centered on the crucial role of municipalities in facilitating European integration, with a focus on delivering concrete, functional services to residents. The goal is to ensure that European integration translates into tangible improvements for citizens across the region.

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  1. “It’s crucial that European integration delivers real benefits to citizens through improved digital services.”

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