The project, led by the State Cadastre Agency, aims to complete initial digital land registration across the entire country by December 2026, enabling faster and more accurate services for citizens through the government’s e-Albania platform.

In a social media post, Rama shared images of fieldwork in Tropojë and said the digital system would make property registration “simpler, faster, and more secure.”

He added that artificial intelligence will play a significant role in improving the quality and accuracy of property data and services.

“The State Cadastre Agency is on the ground for digital land registration, which by the end of 2026 will cover the entire territory, creating the conditions for a fast and efficient service through e-Albania, where AI will greatly enhance service quality,” Rama wrote.

Cadastre employees have begun verifying property documents held by residents, followed by physical surveying of the land. Once the initial registration is complete, data will be uploaded into the national system, enabling citizens to apply for official ownership titles.

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