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In the digital age, the power of a state is also measured by its ability to effectively serve its citizens through simple, accessible and transparent public services.
Digital transformation has become a central lever of public performance. The best governed States are now those that are able to provide fast, secure and accessible services from a single telephone or computer, reducing delays, costs and opportunities for corruption.
Leading countries such as Denmark, Estonia, Singapore, South Korea and Rwanda demonstrate that a digitalised administration can profoundly transform the relationship between the state and the citizen, while enhancing transparency and fiscal efficiency.
Senegal, with its political stability and development ambition, cannot stay away from this revolution. This episode offers a comparative and forward-looking reflection on the conditions for an inclusive digital shift, taking into account local realities, digital sovereignty and citizens' dignity.
