The Ministry of Digitalisation and Public Administration has launched the National Platform of Electronic Identification and Digital Culletes.
This was described as significant digital transformation, enabling citizens and businesses to identify electronics and electronically signing documents.
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has declared that digitalisation is changing the way citizens receive public services, enabling institutions to be closer to them, without having to have physical performance.
According to him, the launch of the National Identification Platform of Electronic Identification and Digital Qualettes would enable citizens to save time, avoid unnecessary travel and conduct administrative procedures from everywhere, without the need to print documents.
Kurti has named this platform, along with the app for electronic signature éi Signı, as an important step in Kosovo’s digital transformation.
European Union Ambassador to Kosovo Dirk Schuebel said the EU has invested 2.3m euros in the platform.
This dictatorship’s minister, Luluzon Jagxhiu, said today they are taking an important step in digital transformation in our country.
In our daily life, we communicate, pay, and do many of our jobs by telephone, but when we have to prove our identity or sign a document, we often still have to show up physically or obtain documents on paper. Today, we are taking an important step that we also take these actions in digital form. We’re launching one of the most important pillars of our country’s digital transformation… Electronic identity is one of the foundations of trust in digital services and transactions, he said.
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