2 years gov.gr with 1,370 digital services: Almost 160 million documents have been issued electronically

Two years have passed today since the launch of gov.gr, now reaching the 1,370 digital services provided.

The Single Digital Portal of Public Administration started by integrating 501 digital services and adding two new ones: the digital version of responsible declaration and authorization. Today, gov.gr provides 1,370 digital services, facilitating the daily lives of citizens and businesses.

Particularly:

• 7,936,034 different citizens have used gov.gr, issuing at least one document or submitting an electronic statement.
• 159,346,146 documents or statements have been issued / submitted electronically
• 6,285,764 responsible statements and 2,189,684 warranties have been issued
• 3,195,589 citizens have registered in the intangible prescription
• over 42% of prescriptions and referrals are issued intangible.

“Gov.gr is constantly evolving, improving and updating based on the comments, suggestions and ratings of visitors. In fact, the percentage of citizens satisfied when asked if the page describing each service is useful, exceeds 95%. In this way, gov.gr approaches every day the initial goal: to be the digital service center that will gather all the solutions and what citizens and businesses that deal with the State should know. In other words, it should be the one and only point of contact between citizens and businesses and the State “, states a relevant announcement of the Ministry of Digital Government.

In this context, the competent Minister of State and Digital Government, Kyriakos Pierrakakis stated: “It was March 21, 2020 when gov.gr started operating as the Single Digital Portal of Public Administration, where citizens and businesses can find services who want easily and quickly. Today, the exponential growth of digital transactions reflects the magnitude of the convenience in the daily lives of all of us. We continue digitally, with the citizen in the spotlight, implementing every day a small change with which we save time and resources, we gain life “.

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