A trustable and interoperable decentralized solution for citizen-centric and cross-border eGovernance: A conceptual approach
George Domalis, Nikos Karacapilidis, Dimitris Tsakalidis, Anastasios, Giannaros

TL;DR
This paper proposes an AI-enhanced, decentralized eGovernance framework that enables secure, interoperable, and citizen-centric cross-border public service sharing through innovative data sharing, mobile ecosystems, and secure communication layers.
Contribution
It introduces a novel decentralized, AI-enabled architecture for cross-border eGovernance that enhances data sharing, security, and interoperability among public services.
Findings
Demonstrated effective data exchange in a simulated scenario
Enhanced security and interoperability features validated
Improved citizen participation and service efficiency
Abstract
Aiming to support a cross-sector and cross-border eGovernance paradigm for sharing common public services, this paper introduces an AI-enhanced solution that enables beneficiaries to participate in a decenntralized network for effective big data exchange and service delivery that promotes the once-only priority and is by design digital, efficient, cost-effective, interoperable and secure. The solution comprises (i) a reliable and efficient decentralized mechanism for data sharing, capable of addressing the complexity of the processes and their high demand of resources; (ii) an ecosystem for delivering mobile services tailored to the needs of stakeholders; (iii) a single sign-on Wallet mechanism to manage the transactions with multiple services; and (iv) an intercommunication layer, responsible for the secure exchange of information among existing eGovernment systems with newly developed…
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