ID cards for Armenian citizens manufactured in  Czech Republic to be  of very high quality - RA Ministry of Internal Affairs

ArmInfo.  Nelly Davtyan, Head of the Migration and Citizenship Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, is currently on a working visit to  Ostrava, Czech Republic. She visited the document production facility  of IN Groupe, where the first copies of some new biometric documents  are  being approved, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs  press service.

According to the source, Nelly Davtyan had meetings with the  company's document production manager, Stanislav Pospiszek, the  designers of the biometric system implementation program, and  printing specialists. Samples of identification cards for foreigners  have already been approved: in particular, residence status cards,  cards certifying legal residence, and foreign diplomat cards. Refugee  and stateless person identification cards have been submitted for  approval.

These new types of  identification cards for refugees, stateless  persons, and persons carrying out diplomatic missions in the Republic  of Armenia have been provided for by the legislation regulating the  sector for years, but have not been implemented until now.  Issues  related to the biometric passport of a citizen of the Republic of  Armenia and its approval stages were also discussed, and the  interconnected processes of the system's implementation were  addressed. This included the schedule for approving the passport  cover, data page, and visa pages, as well as the components of the  self-service "all in one" process.  The documents, like the RA  citizen's identification card, will be produced to high standards,  incorporating biometric data and security components.