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Along the length of an electrically conductive Wire, this is called Electrical Current.

From another point of view, this results in the formation of a chemical bond.

While there are wires that are made from metals that are non-conducive, there is no example of atomic bonding that doesn't apply to the movement/sharing of electrons.

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