The mayor of Tuzla, Zijad Lugavić and Omer Berbić, Councilor of the Tuzla City Council, and Director of the Agency for Identification Documents, Registers, and Data Exchange of BiH (IDDEEA BiH), Almir Badnjević, met at the Tuzla City Administration premises. They discussed the implementation of electronic data exchange, which will greatly improve experience in administrative processes of the citizens of Tuzla by cutting down on waiting times.
The initiative for the implementation of electronic services resulted from the announcement by the Minister of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Edin Forto, about the abolition of the requirement for a printed Certificate of Permanent Residence. Presenting a range of IDDEEA BiH e-services, Director Badnjević emphasised their capacity to provide fast, secure, and effective data exchange between institutions. As previously said, these services are essential for lowering the administrative load and boosting productivity.
The participants discussed in detail the possibilities of further cooperation in the field of electronic data exchange. Furthermore, it was agreed to send an initiative to the Cantonal Government of TK on launching services such as e-Baby, e-JMB and e-Residence.
With the support of IDDEEA BiH, the City of Tuzla plans on expanding its efforts to fully digitize administrative processes in order to provide residents with faster and more effective services.
