TIRANA, Nov 11 /ATA/ State Cadastre Agency Director Lorena Goxhobelli announced today that the digitalisation of cadastral maps is ongoing, with the aim of completing the process by the end of the year.
She said that some services may be temporarily restricted for 21 days during the digitalisation process.
“These services will resume immediately after the process is completed in your area. To check the digitalisation status of your cadastral area, visit the dedicated platform on the official website of the State Cadastre Agency (ASHK). The project is being implemented with the support of the EU and technical assistance from UNOPS,” Goxhobelli said.
“The digitalisation of cadastral maps began in May this year, and anyone who may have received a response from their local directorate stating that a service cannot be provided due to the digitalisation of maps in their area should not be concerned. The restriction is temporary. During the digitalisation process, maps are scanned, generated and integrated into the Cadastre’s system, a process that prevents any transactions involving the maps for 21 days,” Goxhobelli said.
According to Goxhobelli, services resume immediately once work in the respective area has been completed.
“To date, we have digitalised all cadastral maps in 1,345 cadastral zones across Albania, while work is nearing completion in a further 589 zones. Citizens can check the digitalisation status of their cadastral area in real time by visiting the dedicated platform on our official website,” Goxhobelli said.
According to Goxhobelli, the process is one of the most important projects for modernising the Cadastre.
“It is being implemented with the support of the European Union and the technical assistance of UNOPS. Completing the digitalisation process will make property information easier to process, thereby enabling faster and more secure services for everyone,” Goxhobelli added.
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