Madam Shamima Muslim
Deputy Presidential Spokesperson, Ghana
Stream 10 of 12
Digital Government Forum — in Partnership with ADEF
The most transformative thing a government can do for its citizens in 2026 is to make itself work better — faster, more accessible, more transparent, and more responsive. From national ID systems to AI in administration, the question is not whether to transform digitally — it is how.
About this stream
What this stream covers.
The most transformative thing a government can do for its citizens in 2026 is to make itself work better — faster, more accessible, more transparent, and more responsive. From national ID systems to AI in administration, the question is not whether to transform digitally — it is how.
Delivered in partnership with ADEF, this stream covers digital identity, data protection, AI-enabled public administration, and the communication strategies that build public trust in government digitisation.
Focus areas
National digital ID and identity systems
Data protection and cybersecurity in government
AI and automation in public administration
Digital communication and public trust
What you’ll leave with
- Working models for national ID and data protection frameworks
- AI adoption case studies from public administration
- Partnership contacts through the ADEF digital government network
Session format
Keynote in partnership with ADEF, followed by a digital transformation panel and live systems demonstrations.
Who should attend
Digital transformation leads, data protection regulators, national ID authorities, and gov-tech partners.
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Register for APSCA 2026 and select Digital Government Forum — in Partnership with ADEF as one of your areas of interest.
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Speakers
The confirmed leaders speaking on this stream.
Evelyn Cheluget
Director General, Immigration Services, Kenya
Dr. Vincent Olatunji
National Commissioner/CEO, Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC)
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