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CNEDOGE launches online administrative appointments

By , based on Ahora EG

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Equatorial Guinea’s National Centre for the Issuance of Official Documents launches a digital service for booking appointments and obtaining payment notes for official document applications. The platform aims to reduce waiting times and facilitate administrative procedures remotely, according to Ahora EG.

The National Centre for the Issuance of Official Documents of Equatorial Guinea (CNEDOGE) has activated a digital service allowing users to book administrative appointments online and obtain payment notes for official document applications. The service is available through the CNEDOGE web portal and official application, according to Ahora EG.

The system is part of CNEDOGE’s digital modernisation plan and aims to reduce waiting times and facilitate administrative procedures remotely, according to Ahora EG.

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