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Rati Bregadze: "We Have Presented the Mobile Public Service Hall, PROBBOX, and Introduced How Systematic Land Registration Is Carried Out in Georgia"
During their visit to Yerevan, the Minister of Justice of Georgia and his deputies, Tamar Tkeshelashvili and Buba Lomuashvili held a large-scale presentation of Georgia's successful reforms for the Armenian counterparts. The Georgian delegation presented these innovations to a large audience, including Mobile Public Service Hall, PROBBOX and systematic land registration reform.
"We have introduced to our Armenian colleagues the Georgian reforms that the Ministry of Justice has been implementing recently. In particular, we have presented the Mobile Public Service Hall, as well as a completely new and innovative product, such as PROBBOX, and how systematic land registration is carried out in Georgia,” said Minister of Justice of Georgia, Rati Bregadze.
According to the First Deputy Minister of Justice, Tamar Tkeshelashvili, Georgian innovations turned out to be very interesting for the Armenian side and cooperation for their introduction in Armenia will continue in the future. For this purpose, the Georgian delegation invited the Armenian colleagues to Tbilisi.
Deputy Minister of Justice, Buba Lomuashvili introduced PROBBOX to the audience. According to him, the Georgian side is ready to assist Armenia in introducing this innovation in the probation system. The presentation of the systematic land registration reform was held by Head of the Public Registry, Oleg (Bacho) Tortladze.
The Minister of Justice of Armenia personally inspected the vehicles of the Mobile Public Service Halle and called the Georgian innovation "very impressive".
"We have always known that Georgia has one of the best experiences in the field of public service. But when a Georgian colleague told me about a new idea, which involved the introduction of mobile public service halls in the regions, it was very impressive. I could not have imagined how good an initiative it would be for the people. This is the perfect service for any citizen in any part of the country. I hope we will be able to implement this idea in Armenia," said Karen Andreasyan.
The visit of the Minister of Justice to Armenia will end on January 28.