The local government signs a contract to archive real estate records with the support of the US State Department that exceeds two million dollars. Details: The Ministry of Local Administration and Environmental Quality signed a memorandum of understanding and a contract with Creative Associates International to support the establishment of the technical infrastructure and the training of cadres to archive real estate records. The project is funded by the US State Department in an amount exceeding two million dollars to improve the preservation of real estate documents. The project includes the restoration and equipping of 5 archive centers in the governorates of Damascus, Aleppo, Hama, Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor, and the purchase of scanning equipment, computers and networks. The project includes the establishment of a main data center in Damascus for the preservation and organization of the digital archive, and linking the centers to it while providing storage and backup systems to ensure information security. The work focuses on training the management teams of the land authorities in the five districts to prepare documents, scan them, index them and check their quality digitally, while providing the necessary technical follow-up. This partnership aims to build a technical structure and human capabilities that serve the way of the office to archive about 3.5 million real estate contracts and about 23 thousand records in the target districts.

The local government signs a contract to archive real estate records with the support of the US State Department that exceeds two million dollars. Details: The Ministry of Local Administration and Environmental Quality signed a memorandum of understanding and a contract with Creative Associates International to support the establishment of the technical infrastructure and the training of cadres to archive real estate records. The project is funded by the US State Department in an amount exceeding two million dollars to improve the preservation of real estate documents. The project includes the restoration and equipping of 5 archive centers in the governorates of Damascus, Aleppo, Hama, Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor, and the purchase of scanning equipment, computers and networks. The project includes the establishment of a main data center in Damascus for the preservation and organization of the digital archive, and linking the centers to it while providing storage and backup systems to ensure information security. The work focuses on training the management teams of the land authorities in the five districts to prepare documents, scan them, index them and check their quality digitally, while providing the necessary technical follow-up. This partnership aims to build a technical structure and human capabilities that serve the way of the office to archive about 3.5 million real estate contracts and about 23 thousand records in the target districts.