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INTEROPERABILITY THROUGH DIGITALIZATION IN ROMANIAN AND EUROPEAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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In the present article we aim to analyze the fact that the quality of public administration and governance of a country is essential for its economic performance, and also for the well-being of the citizens of that country. Effective public administrations are at the service of citizens and businesses. It is essential that public authorities can adapt to changing circumstances. The European Commission helps EU Member States undertake reforms in public administration and governance by providing technical support. Areas of intervention include central public administration, local public administration, egovernment, public procurement, better regulation, the judiciary, the fight against corruption and fraud, and better absorption of European structural and investment funds. A key element of the technical support provided by the European Commission is aimed at improving the performance of public administration. An effective, flexible, and efficient administration is a prerequisite for the good management of a country, as well as a determining factor of economic growth. A functioning public administration provides a robust platform for business development and provides quality services to citizens and professionals. And this, in turn, attracts investment, being also an essential tool for structuring the government's activities and transforming political orientations into reality.
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