Procedures Will Be Completed on the New gov.gr without Searching for Certificates
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The Ministry of Digital Governance, which is upgrading gov.gr, wants to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy – What did Mr. Papastergiou say about fraud and the new cameras on the streets? The post Procedures will be completed without searching for certificates in the new gov.gr appeared first on in.gr.
Dimitris Papastergiou referred to the new era of gov.gr, which will allow the completion of administrative procedures without citizens having to search for and submit digital certificates. “So the next step is and this comes to fit in a little with our first conversation that after so many interoperability features that have been developed, especially recently, the citizen to a very large extent does not need to download even digital certificat…
A new era in citizens' transactions with the State is brought by the upgraded version of gov.gr - Dimitris Papastergiou referred to how the system of electronic calls from cameras on the streets will work
The new version of gov.gr, which will allow citizens to complete administrative procedures without having to issue and submit certificates or sworn statements, was mentioned by the Minister of Digital Governance and Artificial Intelligence, Dimitris Papastergiou. Mr. Papastergiou, in his statements to ERTNews, explained that in the new version of gov.gr the necessary certificates […] The article The new gov.gr is coming – Everything that changes…
The new version of gov.gr 2.0, which is planned to be launched in early 2027, will bring radical changes to the philosophy of transactions with the Public Sector. The Minister of Digital Governance, Dimitris Papastergiou, presented the key aspects of this upgrade: 1. No more endless certificates Until now, citizens had to…
The new version of gov.gr, which will allow the completion of administrative procedures without citizens having to search for and submit digital certificates, was mentioned by the Minister of Digital Governance and […]
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