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Interior Minister: Civil registry services to be expanded, online delivery saved citizens 13.2 million euros in two years

TIRANA, March 27 /ATA/ – Albania’s digital transformation will continue and more public services will be delivered online, making it easier for citizens to obtain government services and saving them millions of euros in financial and human resources.

The Minister of Interior Taulant Balla said Wednesday that the range of civil registry services will further expand to make it much easier for the citizens to access these services.

Speaking at a press conference after today’s cabinet meeting, the Interior Minister said that Albania was a European champion for the range of public services already provided via the online government portal e-Albania.

According to him, the online delivery of the civil registry services has saved Albanian citizens more than 13.2 million euros in the last two years.

“One of today’s government decisions has to do with the efforts to further deepen the civil registry reform. The new changes will take digitalization the civil registry services to a whole new level, by expanding the range of the online services,” Balla said.

The Interior Minister announced that the proposed changes include recognition of the digital stamp and validity of the online documents.

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