Overview
- President Salvador Illa received a 700-page blueprint from 68 experts led by Carles Ramió, and the government plans to formalize an advisory council chaired by Ramió to track implementation.
- The administration has created a Directorate General for Artificial Intelligence and begun staff training, targeting broad administrative use of AI by 2028.
- Initial execution focuses on speeding up the 10 most common procedures for citizens and businesses, within a goal to simplify 170 of roughly 2,400 trámites managed by the Generalitat.
- A forthcoming reform of selection and mobility would establish permanent selection bodies and affect nearly 400,000 public employees.
- Longer-term proposals include professionalizing most directors-general through a new public leadership institute and converting Ivàlua into an independent evaluation agency, with Illa seeking cross-party backing and parliamentary leaders pledging faster lawmaking.