Uruguay participates in annual gathering of the world's most advanced digital nations

By Pittaluga Abogados

On 19-20 February, New Zealand hosted Digital Nations 2030, an international summit with the world's leading digital nations. International thought leaders were joined by digital leaders from throughout New Zealand's government and industry to engage in stimulating dialogue and aspirational discussions on actions needed to create a truly digital nation by 2030.

Part of the invited countries were the Digital 7, or D7, a network of the world’s most advanced digital nations with a shared goal of harnessing digital technology and new ways of working to improve citizens' lives. The original members are Estonia, Israel, New Zealand, South Korea and the United Kingdom, with Canada and Uruguay joining the group in February.

The D7 countries have a track record in leading digital government, including designing services around users’ needs and sharing open source solutions with other countries.