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Online public services fully restored on e-Albania

TIRANA, Aug 12 /ATA/ After almost 4 weeks of intensive counteroffensive against cyber aggression, the online services for citizens and businesses are normally accessible.

Currently, 1224 out of 1225 online services provided on the e-Albania platform can be used by citizens and businesses at the same speed and convenience as before.

The e-Albania platform is now accessible from outside the territory of the Republic of Albania and can be applied for 36 consular services.

The services of: proof of disability payment; water payments for UKT Tirana; applications for construction permits (e-Permits), assessment of the impact on the environment and the use of water sources are in full operation.

Meanwhile, the engineering staff is working to restore the last remaining service: the unification of diplomas and certificates issued by foreign institutions.

In order to continue the administrative procedures for the applications uploaded in the e-Permit system, pursuant to CoM decision “On the creation of the state database for the electronic permit system (e-Permit),” the Territory Development Agency (AZHT), in the capacity of the Technical Secretariat of the National Council of the Territory, in cooperation with the National Information Service Agency (AKSHI): provides legal and procedural assistance to Municipalities and institutions that have access to the e-Permit system; prepares the relevant instruction on the basis of which all actors involved in the process will operate, sent for review and approval to the National Council of the Territory.

National Agency for Information Service once again expresses its gratitude to all the employees of the team, who managed to restore, in a record time, online public services, as well as the special team of Microsoft for the help provided during all these days.
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