The Hague Session Addresses Digital Transformation in Government
The Hague, Monday, 10 November 2025.
On November 27, 2025, experts will discuss innovative solutions to modernize government processes, focusing on outdated regulations and IT systems impacting citizen engagement.
Innovative Solutions for Government Transformation
In The Hague, a pivotal session titled ‘Frisse blik op de digitale transformatie van de overheid’ is scheduled to convene on November 27, 2025. This event focuses on tackling the digital transformation of government processes. The session aims to address critical issues such as outdated regulations, sluggish processes, and failing IT systems, which currently impede effective citizen engagement. By fostering a collaborative environment, the event encourages dialogue between government officials, technology experts, and innovation professionals to brainstorm effective solutions [1].
Key Participants and Agenda
The inspiratiesessie will feature a diverse group of participants, including top civil servants, technology experts, and young government representatives. Among the notable speakers are writer Roos Schlikker, professor Reijer Passchier, and Michell Hendricks, a representative of young civil servants. Victor Deconinck, a journalist and presenter, will chair the session. The event will provide a platform for attendees to share insights and propose innovative strategies to enhance government operations [1].
The Importance of Digital Innovation
The session underscores the necessity for an innovative approach to digital transformation within public services. With the current landscape characterized by rapid technological advancements, there is a pressing need for government entities to adapt and evolve. The dialogue will focus on how digital innovation can streamline government operations and improve public service delivery, ultimately enhancing citizen engagement and satisfaction [1].
Future Prospects and Collaboration
As part of a broader initiative to modernize government operations by 2027, this session marks a significant step towards achieving effective digital transformation. By fostering collaboration among various stakeholders, including government bodies and innovation experts, the session aims to pave the way for future workshops and initiatives. These efforts are crucial in ensuring that government processes remain efficient and responsive to the needs of citizens [1][2].