Serbia wants to use Russian experience in developing an analogue of State Services
Quick Look
- Serbia intends to adopt Russian experience to develop its own analogue of the State Services portal.
- The State Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications of Serbia, Perko Matović, also expressed interest in cooperation in the field of data centers and language models.
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Why It Matters
Serbia already has a prototype of a public services portal, but it is at the development stage and has less functionality than its Russian counterpart.
Serbia wants to use Russian experience in developing its own analogue of State Services, State Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications of Serbia Perko Matovic told RIA Novosti.
“When I think about a service like Gosuslugi, I think that Russia could perhaps share with us some experience in creating it,” Matovic told the agency on the sidelines of the II Global Digital Forum.
RIA Novosti's interlocutor clarified that the Serbian analogue of Gosuslug already exists, but it is still being developed and improved.
“It does not have as many elements as there are in State Services; it still covers fewer areas,” Matovic clarified.
In addition, Serbia would like to cooperate with Russia in creating new data centers, and Serbian specialists could also benefit from the support of Russian colleagues in expanding the Serbian language model, he added.
Open Questions
- What specific technical solutions will be borrowed?
- What is the time frame for the project?
