The dimensions of these changes can be seen at all levels of action: citizens, state, and society. In the following years, digitalization challenges will become the center of attention; we therefore have to face them as soon as possible if we want to keep up with trends.

"Slovenia is as prepared for digital transformation as other countries are, but it is important that we quickly and thoroughly adapt to changes. The role of politics is to improve the lives of citizens and the business environment in Slovenia," stressed Boris Koprivnikar, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Public Administration of the Republic of Slovenia.

Susan Danger, CEO of AmCham EU, who has been listed among the top twenty influential women in Brussels by Politico, emphasized the importance of decentralization and the shift in power from the government to the people: "Groups that have had no voice until now are now gaining influence. This is the result of digitalization."