The Ministry of the Interior, Local Authorities and Regional Planning has launched the ” National Household Registry », in three wilayas of the country namely Saida, Jijel and Bouira.
Redouna Mahfoudidirector general of modernization, documents and archives at the Ministry of the Interior, said that this digital transformation has made it possible to provide over 80% of utilities remotelythus reducing paper usage.
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This initiative aims to group information about family members (spouse and children) in the chip of the biometric identification card, thus providing convenience to the citizen and facilitating his access to public services. This measure will also allow distribute the family record book while traveling.
The Ministry of the Interior plans to reach le zero paper in all administrative transactions and short-term public utilities.
This approach is part of the President of the Republic’s commitment n°25 in favor of digital transformation to improve communication, generalize the use of information and communication technologies and improve the governance of the economic sector.
An action aimed at modernizing public services
These measures represent a major step forward in the modernization of public services in the country. Better management of information relating to citizens, as well asgreater efficiency in the provision of public utility services are guaranteed.
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The same official also said that due to the significant results obtained within the framework of digitization and within the framework of government solidarity, the Ministry of the Interior has accompanied many other sectorssuch as that of agriculture, in the digitization of its interests in the inventory and monitoring of animal and plant resources.
He reassured that the Directorate of Modernization, Records and Archives was working to ensure the operation of all information systems of the domestic sector and local communities, as well as to “protect them from cyber attacks ».
