Algiers, DZWatch – The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport has officially launched a new digital service enabling citizens to report lost documents remotely. This initiative is part of the Algerian government’s ongoing digital transformation efforts, in line with presidential directives aimed at modernizing public administration.
The service, developed and managed by the General Directorate of National Security, aims to streamline administrative procedures, reduce processing times, and modernize public services by providing a secure and user-friendly online platform. The official launch occurred during a national orientation meeting for National Security officials at the central, regional, and state levels.
Minister Said Saayoud highlighted that this initiative is one of several digital projects designed to improve citizen-administration relations and enhance the effectiveness of security services. The platform allows citizens to report the loss of official documents remotely through a simple and quick process. This is expected to reduce pressure on administrative facilities and accelerate case processing.
DZWatch understands the new digital platform offers a more convenient and efficient way for citizens to report lost documents, eliminating the need for physical visits to government offices in the first instance. The move is expected to increase efficiency and reduce bureaucracy for both citizens and government employees.
Further details on accessing the service are available online. The Ministry of Interior believes this digital shift will significantly improve the overall experience of citizens interacting with government services and marks a significant step towards a truly paperless administration.
