During his speech at the event for the closure of physical counters and the transition to online public services, PM Rama focused on the significance and benefits of this digital revolution.

The prime minister stressed that, “Technology and electronic devices are the same like in developed countries; it is enough to get to know and use it.”

“And today, this is fantastic news for all Albanians, who do not need to know anyone, nor talk to anyone, as it is enough to log in here and apply for all services that are provided by the state,” said the prime minister.

According to him, “There are only a small number of services that will still continue to be provided through the counters”.

“Specifically, in the Civil Registry, out of 590 counters, there will remain 150 counters because we have not yet reached the level when marriages are made through e-Albania and the oath in front of the notary is taken online, so both parties must be physically present,” he said.

Rama stressed that, “We have reached a stage when we have done a significant part of the digital revolution and give a push away to corruption in the services.”

“On the other hand, we say that no one is to leave the job. Everyone will continue to work, but will do another task. “Instead of questioning and embarrassing the citizens, they will deal with filling in of the documents online,” he said./p.s./