


ArmInfo. The Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the launch of 12 HayPass data center offices in the country's regions, noting that this step has made the issuance of new biometric documents more accessible to citizens.
The press service of the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) reported to ArmInfo that Interior Minister Arpine Sargsyan attended the opening ceremony of the office in Gyumri, Armenia's second-largest city. During the ceremony, Nelly Davtyan, Head of the Migration and Citizenship Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and Régis Bouchier, CEO of HayPass, cut the symbolic ribbon and announced the opening of the office. Bouchier presented the services provided, the conditions created to serve citizens, and the solutions ensuring data security. Those in attendance toured the office, learned about biometric data collection and document issuance procedures, spoke with the staff, and wished them productive work.
The Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs also explained that the new service culture is based on data accuracy and security, clear and simplified procedures, and convenience for citizens.


