Digital Transformation Committee

Advocacy Agenda of the Committee

Events, Meetings & Activities

Established in 2020, the Digital Transformation Committee proves itself as a vital pillar of AmCham’s modern business community, as digital transformation is no longer optional but essential for competitiveness, resilience, and growth. Whether it's a large corporation or a small local enterprise, every business benefits from adopting digital tools that improve efficiency, enable more intelligent decision-making, and open new market opportunities.

 Mission

The committee acts as a catalyst for innovation, fostering collaboration across sectors, promoting knowledge sharing, and ensuring that all members, regardless of size or industry, have access to relevant digital solutions. It also plays a strategic role in aligning businesses with global trends, such as the EU digital agenda, and advocates for a supportive ecosystem by identifying regulatory and infrastructure needs. In essence, the Digital Transformation Committee empowers businesses to adapt, thrive, and lead in the digital economy.

Objectives

1. Promote a competitive and predictable digital transformation environment, consistent with best European practices;
2. Engage early in the legislative process to incorporate private sector feedback;
3. Raise awareness and build understanding of digital transformation-related matters among AmCham members;
4. Represent the collective voice of the private sector in policy dialogue;
5. Address shared digital transformation issues affecting groups of businesses, rather than isolated cases.

Advocacy Agenda

The committee aims to support Moldova’s shift toward a modern, secure, and innovation-driven digital economy by:

• Developing and maintaining a clear regulatory and technical framework for the integration of electronic signatures and trust services in B2G, B2B, B2C, and internal processes.
• Promoting the digitalization and automation of internal business operations, including the adoption of robotic process automation (RPA), artificial intelligence (AI), and electronic archiving solutions.
• Encouraging the adoption of AI and Big Data technologies by building proper infrastructure, legal frameworks, and “sandbox” mechanisms (e.g., AI Hubs) that support innovation and allow safe experimentation, including with public data.
• Strengthening cybersecurity infrastructure and standards to protect public and private sector operations in the face of increasing digital threats, while ensuring business clarity and compliance with new rules.
• Reforming IT public procurement processes to ensure transparency, efficiency, and adaptability of digital solutions in public institutions, including the creation of a centralized “one-stop-shop” for IT project needs.
• Investing in digital leadership and workforce skills, through targeted training for public and private sector leaders and integrating digital education into higher and vocational education.
• Aligning with European standards and best practices, such as eIDAS 2.0, AI Act, and NIS2, and ensuring Moldova’s active participation in regional and EU digital initiatives like the Digital Decade.

More details about the Committee's advocacy agenda can be found on the AmCham Business CORe landing page, at the top of this page, or in the METRIX Index.

Advocacy Events and Other Activities

The Committee brings together AmCham members through:

• Policy consultations and roundtables with authorities;
• Flagship events like Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion Conference;
• #AmChamExplains: practical breakdowns of new digital transformation-related laws and procedures;
• Public Talks on emerging issues related to digital transformation;
• Internal workshops for peer learning and alignment.

More details about the Committee's events and activities can be found at the top of this page.

About the Committee

The Committee is conceived as a place for companies interested in digital transformation, which covers many companies due to the core interest in these issues by almost any company member.

The Committee is open to individuals whose occupations are relevant to the Committee's stated mission and whose companies are members of the AmCham. We kindly invite every interested member to join our efforts.

The Committee, as a part of AmCham

The Committee is a part of AmCham and therefore shares AmCham's mission and its values.

In that spirit, no Committee member, including Co-Chairs, shall express personal views on behalf of the Committee and therefore the AmCham, unless they represent an official and approved position by the Board of Directors. No Committee member shall, in the name of the Committee or AmCham, discuss issues that are not related to its mission. All activities of the Committee shall be done in direct coordination and communication with the AmCham Committee Coordinator. The committee coordinator will regularly inform members of Committee activity and contribute to AmCham Weekly Bulletins, Business Reviews, Annual reports, Web site, etc.

Want to take part in the Digital Transformation Committee? Contact the committee Coordinator - Veronica Sireteanu at veronicasireteanu@amcham.md.