Algeria has introduced a new digital platform that enables citizens to remotely declare lost official documents, marking another advancement in the country’s public service modernization efforts. The platform was launched by the Minister of the Interior, Local Authorities and Transport, Al-Saeed Saioud, and developed by the General Directorate of National Security.
Announced during the National Orientation Meeting for national security officials at all administrative levels, the service is designed to simplify administrative procedures, reduce delays, and give citizens a faster, more accessible way to report incidents such as lost identification papers or other essential documents.
The initiative aligns closely with Algeria’s ongoing national strategy to digitize public services and strengthen digital governance. Authorities highlighted that the new system supports presidential directives promoting digital transformation and improved service delivery, ultimately creating a more streamlined and citizen-centric administrative environment.
