Algerian Ministry Launches “T@sdik” Document Authentication Service via Post Offices
The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Community Abroad, and African Affairs has officially launched a new service called “T@sdik,” designed to streamline the document authentication process for citizens needing to use Algerian documents abroad. This initiative aims to simplify and decentralize access to essential administrative services.
Streamlining Document Authentication
The “T@sdik” service allows citizens to submit their documents for authentication through post offices located in the chief towns of “daïras” (administrative divisions). These documents are then forwarded to the Civil Status Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for certification, a necessary step for their recognition and use in foreign countries. According to a statement from the ministry, this secure and efficient service also offers a tracking system, enabling users to monitor the progress of their documents throughout the authentication process. This initiative represents a significant step towards improving accessibility and efficiency in administrative procedures for Algerians interacting with international entities.
In conclusion, the introduction of the “T@sdik” service marks a positive development in Algeria’s efforts to modernize its public services. By leveraging the existing infrastructure of post offices, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is making document authentication more convenient and accessible to citizens across the country, ultimately facilitating smoother international transactions and interactions.
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