The first meeting of AmCham’s Digital Committee not only served to introduce the new leadership and members, but also marked an important moment to share the vision and set priorities that will shape the country’s digital developments.
The meeting was led by Chairman Genti Daci from MADCOM and Vice Chairman Dhimitër Shuli from BetaBalkanTeam, with the participation of a large number of members who demonstrated strong interest in technological and digital advancements, as well as the role they can play by contributing their expertise. The session was greeted by Executive Director Neritan Mullaj, who underlined the importance the American Chamber is placing on technological processes and their adoption by businesses.
Committee members discussed the key areas where their efforts should be focused in order to deliver measurable results and meaningful impact on improving Albania’s legal and regulatory framework. They emphasized that legal uncertainties and outdated regulations hinder business growth, and highlighted the Committee’s potential to act as a strong voice for the private sector in this process.
The discussion also underlined the need to engage with state institutions in building a continuous dialogue through roundtables, meetings, and concrete recommendations. The Committee aims to contribute to shaping policies and regulations related to digitalization, thereby helping to create a more transparent and predictable environment for businesses.
During this first meeting, several strategic steps were identified to guide the Committee’s work. These include promoting American and Western technologies, fostering opportunities for investment in the technology sector, and strengthening AmCham members’ expertise in areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and data governance. All of this will be consolidated into a two-year work program, which will translate into concrete activities and initiatives aimed at making digital transformation a tangible reality for Albanian businesses.
