DIGITISATION OF THE JUSTICE SECTOR IN ALGERIA: REALITY AND CHALLENGES
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Algeria has made significant progress in the field of digital transformation in the public service sectors, particularly that of justice, considered one of the sensitive sectors due to its link with individual freedoms.
Despite the great progress made in digitalization in this sector, their use by citizens remains limited due to the lack of digital culture among a large part of society, and the lack of knowledge of its advantages and guarantees, in addition to other economic and cognitive factors that must also be taken into account in the implementation of the National Digital Transformation Strategy 2024-2029.
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