Accelerate conversion of booklet documents to singlegre

According to Mehr News Agency, a meeting attended by Hassan Babaei, head of the State Real Estate and Real Estate Department, Technology, Real Estate and Real Estate Department Cadastre And the provincial registrars of Fars, Qazvin, Alborz and Tehran provinces were held on Monday, April 19, with the aim of examining the challenges and presenting operational strategies to accelerate the conversion of the remaining booklet documents into single -round documents.

Referring to the large volume of organizational tasks, Babaei called for a instruction to accelerate the process and said: Organizational decisions should be based on field facts and effective communication with the executive body and queue forces should be prioritized. The queue forces must share the major decisions of the organization.

He also emphasized the presence of executive body representatives in decision -making meetings and said: “An important part of the pathology of programs should be focused on the problems of the queue forces.”

A member of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, referring to the prevailing national conference on the enforcement of the law enforcement of official immovable property transactions, added: “The registration agency is an intercontinental entity and its success requires the constructive participation and interaction of the managers and executives of the judiciary and executive agencies, especially in the provinces.”

Babaei stated that the existence of booklet documents is an obstacle to achieving electronic goals and Technological It is the organization, calling for serious consideration to solve the problem and announced that the results of these meetings would be communicated to the provincial inspection units.

At the beginning of the meeting, Moradi, director general of the organization's real estate, said: “About 1.5 million documentation documents have not yet been converted into single -ber documents, of which 5 million have been identified.

In addition, Kargar, the Director General of the Inspection of the Organization, also emphasized the need to update the existing systems to identify abstract plaques or without civil operations and disable them.

Finally, it was decided to formulate and communicate with challenges such as residual parts, abstract plates, lack of accurate maps, inconsistencies in the Shamim system and the abolition of old documents, a instruction to determine land and accelerate the process of transforming documents.