Public administrations in Argentina and Venezuela expand digital services

Public administrations in Argentina and Venezuela are advancing digital transformation initiatives to streamline bureaucratic processes and reduce paper usage.

In the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina, the Ministry of Economy and Public Services has processed over 4,000 electronic files through the Electronic Document Management (GDE) system since March. Officials stated that the transition aims to reduce internal processing times, improve citizen response, and ensure administrative traceability.

In Venezuela, the Saime and Seniat agencies are implementing measures to facilitate digital procedures. Saime now allows users to present appointment forms digitally via mobile phones, eliminating the need for printed copies. Simultaneously, Seniat has updated its inspection protocols to stop requiring physical copies of documents, such as the Tax Information Registry (RIF), that are already available in its institutional databases.