e-Democracy Conference

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The e-Democracy Conference is under the auspices of The Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia and will be part of its activities for the celebration of 15-th September, the International Day of Democracy. We developed a central theme ”ICT, a driver for improving democracy”, that reflects common goals of politicians, policy makers, companies and citizens, all seeking for ways to provide ICT a prominent role in strengthening democracy in South East Europe and in the rest of the world.

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ICT - A driver for improving democracy - Igor Andonovski

e-Governance chalenges for sustanable development - B. Golob

e-Parliament Macedonia (case study) - Jani Makraduli

e-Cabinet Albania (case study 2 ) - Endri Hasa

Official journal (case study 3) - Andon Stefanovski

Compliance standards interoperability - Zoltan Precsenyi

Microsoft - Central and East-Europe in the public sector - Dejan Cvetkovic

Compliance in the framework of corporate governance (side panel 2) - Oliver Orton

Key Note Presentation - Jani Makraduli

Key note e-Democracy Microsoft approach, Global strategic accounts - Michele Makarof

Necessary steps for implementation of e-Democracy solutions - Dijana Simic

Parilaments & democracy in 21st century - Alexander Prosser

Better parliament-to-citizen communication and greater service to constituents - Simon Delakorda

Advanced infrastructure as foundation for e-democracy solutions - Daniel Danilovski