The digital services division records 72,000 transactions by the end of October

During a joint session between Parliament's Committee for the Regulation of Management, Development, Digitalisation and Anti-Corruption and the National Council of Governments and Regions' Development Plans Committee, the Minister explained that the Digital Services Network currently comprises 34 structures spread across 21 states.

The services provided to citizens include the extraction of residence certificates, renewal of driver's licenses, national identification cards and passports, along with other administrative documents via digital platforms connected to the municipal network to alleviate pressure on central interests and reduce waiting times.

These figures are in the context of a discussion of two important budget projects for next year and a review of the progress of digital transition programmes, with the implementation rate of the new Information System of the General Administration of Customs reaching 40% in parallel with digitization work in the health, agricultural sectors, the Justice Ministry's system and the revival of an equitable platform for human resource management in public service.

At the next stage, the ministry is aiming to widespreadise digital consular mission services and develop electronic payment mechanisms for Tunisians abroad, in order to facilitate remote access to official documents and shorten administrative file processing times.