Vesikla Project Unveiled with EU Funding and Stakeholder Participation
The “Vesikla” project was presented at the Aleksandar Palace Hotel in Skopje, co-funded by the European Union and promoted in conjunction with key stakeholders. The event brought together representatives from across sectors to discuss the project’s aims and potential impact. Professor Dr.
Dimitar Trajanov from the Faculty of Informatics and Computer Engineering (FIKI) detailed the project’s objectives to attendees, including students, Euroambassador Mikelis Rokas, University of Computer Sciences MBI Rector Biljana Angelova, Prime Minister for Digital Transformation Christian Mitzkoski, and Minister for Digital Transformation Stefan Andonovski. The core goal of the Vesikla project is to provide services to citizens, leveraging new technologies to achieve this. The presentation highlighted Macedonia’s role as a recipient of FIKI’s expertise, aiming to integrate innovative solutions within the country.
Attendees discussed the potential for the project to contribute to advancements in technology and service delivery. The event underscored the collaborative effort between the European Union, local institutions, and academic partners in advancing digital transformation within Macedonia. Word Count: Approximately 248
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