The Algerian deputy minister of Finance, in charge of digital economy and modernization of financial systems, Mouatassem Boudiaf, declared on Wednesday March 15th that a digital database for documents related to land conservation would be developed this week. The news was reported by l’Algérie Presse Service.
“Starting next week, the State’s domain administration, in relation to land conservation, will be digitalized. The purpose of the operation is to de-materialize transactions by capitalizing on the development of Algeria’s digital economy,” the deputy minister said at the time.
The digitalization processes should accelerate land-related processes which are slowed by physical archives which are extremely difficult to conserve and use.
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