Director of the Office for Information Technology and e-Government Mihailo Jovanovic said today that citizens of Serbia will be able to use all e-Government services on their mobile devices soon.
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All e-Government services via mobile phone soon
Belgrade,
3 April 2019
Jovanovic, participating in the panel on the future of digital economy and administration in Serbia, under the International Day International Day, emphasised that the second, medium level of electronic identification of citizens, is underway, and explained that it refers to the use of the code and orders from a mobile phone.
After the announcement of the agreement on lowering the price of roaming in the countries of the Western Balkans, which should happen tomorrow within the Digital Summit in Belgrade, the Director of the Office for Information Technology and e-Government said that next year he expects the signing of an agreement on the recognition of electronic identification of citizens and economy in the countries of the region.
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Author: Tanjug
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