A conference focused on the digital transformation of public
services has been inked in for the next three years following a tie-up between
Kenes Group and city leaders in Madrid.
The Spanish capital welcomed more than 1,000 delegates to
the inaugural Govtech 4 Impact World Congress (G4I)last year and is keen to build on the success of the event.
The three-day show, which assembles government officials from
all over the world, was initiated by the Kenes ‘Original Events’ team,
which has 40 events on emerging topics under its belt.
The aim is to grow Govtech 4 Impact, which last year hosted1,047 participants and 165 speakers from 51 countries, and double the number
of international participants.
Madrid’s
commitment to host the G4I Congress for the next three yearssignals its intent to position
itself as a hub for innovation in governance and digital transformation.
José Luis Martínez-Almeida Navasqüés, Mayor
of Madrid, said: “We
are looking forward to welcoming the Govtech 4 Impact World Congress in 2025
with the firm conviction that this edition will surpass all the expectations
and will help establish the congress and Madrid city as flagships in
governmental technologies and digital transformation”.
Ori Lahav, CEO
of Kenes Group, added:
“G4I 2025 will build on the
strong foundation of its inaugural edition to create an even greater platform
for collaboration, innovation, and impact. By bringing together the brightest
minds in GovTech, we aim to help governments worldwide address challenges,
embrace opportunities, and drive meaningful transformation.”
G4I 2025 promises
an expanded programme, new tracks, and more networking.
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James Lancaster
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