The meeting was also attended by the Deputy Ambassador of Greece in Tirana, Athanasios Astrakas, and the President of the Greek Land Registry, Stelios Sakaretsios.

The meeting focused on the exchange of experiences and strengthening cooperation for the modernization of cadastral services, with the aim of providing fast and transparent services to citizens.

The meeting also addressed the training and expertise that ASHK staff could acquire from their Greek counterparts in using advanced technologies and managing data.

She said, “We aim for faster, higher-quality services, improved processes to ensure maximum efficiency in data processing, greater convenience for citizens, enhanced transparency, and the standardization of procedures for easier and safer access to information. This is another crucial step toward creating a more modern Cadastre, dedicated to serving the public,” she added.

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