DGA เปิดความร่วมมือระดับประเทศกับ OECD Korea Policy Center และ OECD Digital Government Unit จัดสัมมนา “Advancing Digital Government for Integrated and Trustworthy Public Services in Thailand” ดิจิทัลไทยในระดับสากล
The Digital Government Development Agency (Public Organization), or DGA, in collaboration with the OECD Korea Policy Centre and the Digital Government Unit of the OECD, organized the seminar “Advancing Digital Government for Integrated and Trustworthy Public Services in Thailand” at The Sukosol Hotel on 14–15 November 2024. The event was presided over by Mr. Charin Thiratitayangkul, DGA Vice President of Digital Government Strategy Department.
On this occasion, DGA warmly welcomed a delegation from South Korea, along with distinguished speakers from various countries, including:
- Ms. Hyun Sook Kim, Director General, OECD Korea Policy Centre
- Mr. Arturo Rivera, Lead, Data-Driven Public Sector and Southeast Asia, Digital Government Unit, Public Governance Directorate, OECD
- Ms. Seong Ju Park, Lead, Services and Digital Skills, Digital Government Unit, Public Governance Directorate, OECD
- Mr. Julian Olsen, Policy Analyst, Digital Government Unit, Public Governance Directorate, OECD
- Ms. Bronwen Markham, Director, Business Standards Team, AGA & Policy Branch, Australia
- Mr. Martin Lugton, Head of Product, Government Digital Service (GDS), United Kingdom
During the seminar, OECD presented the OECD Digital Government Policy Framework, along with approaches for collaborative development of data and digital services across government agencies. Throughout the sessions, representatives from South Korea, the United Kingdom, and Australia shared their insights and experiences on overcoming challenges and achieving success in digital government transformation. They demonstrated how digital technology can be applied to facilitate public access to government services swiftly, securely, and efficiently, highlighting cybersecurity as a key component. These learnings provide valuable knowledge that Thai government agencies can adapt and apply effectively.
During the seminar, OECD presented the OECD Digital Government Policy Framework, along with approaches for collaborative development of data and digital services across government agencies. Throughout the sessions, representatives from South Korea, the United Kingdom, and Australia shared their insights and experiences on overcoming challenges and achieving success in digital government transformation. They demonstrated how digital technology can be applied to facilitate public access to government services swiftly, securely, and efficiently, highlighting cybersecurity as a key component. These learnings provide valuable knowledge that Thai government agencies can adapt and apply effectively.
In addition, this seminar brought together over 50 government agencies to attend and gain insights. Beyond offering new perspectives from countries that have successfully implemented digital government, the event emphasized the importance of inter-agency collaboration in creating digital services that deliver maximum benefits to citizens. Moreover, Representatives from Thai government agencies also presented national challenges and opportunities for developing digital government from their respective domains. The discussions included efforts to ensure data privacy, as well as the use of modern technologies to design citizen-centric services and enhance administrative efficiency in alignment with the rapidly evolving global landscape. This seminar thus marked a significant opportunity to expand international cooperation among government agencies and to establish a knowledge-sharing platform for ongoing experience exchange between Thailand and the international community in the future.
You can watch the recorded video on YouTube: DGA Thailand.