The innovative service of the National Agency of Public Registry - "Smart Contract" - is now available on the unified portal of electronic services, my.gov.ge. "Smart Contract" is a new, innovative digital service that allows Georgian citizens to fully remotely register the sale and purchase of real estate and register as an individual entrepreneur. The parties pre-book a virtual meeting, confirm their consent via video call, sign the contract electronically, and the transaction amount is transferred through a secure mechanism only after the conditions defined in the contract are met. It is noteworthy that "Smart Contract" is the first digital service through which the purchase of real estate and registration as an individual entrepreneur can be carried out safely and transparently from anywhere in the world. The service is a Georgian innovation and has no analogue in the world. The availability of "Smart Contract" on my.gov.ge is another important step towards consolidating state electronic services in one space and simplifying the process of accessing them for users.

Within the framework of the memorandum signed with the LEPL Youth Agency, the Digital Governance Agency is actively continuing information meetings on cybersecurity for young people. The latest meeting was held at the Kvareli Training Center of Justice, as part of a technology camp initiated by the Youth Agency, which was attended by students from various universities. The camp participants received information on the basic principles of cybersecurity, rules for safe behavior in the online space, the most common cyberattacks, and effective means of defense against them. The goal of the event is to raise awareness among young people about cybersecurity, introduce them to the threats existing in the modern digital environment, and promote a culture of safe digital behavior. The LEPL Digital Governance Agency continues to implement information meetings and educational activities aimed at raising awareness about cybersecurity for young people and various groups of society.

The Minister of Justice of Georgia, Paata Salia, thanked the employees of the LEPL Digital Governance Agency for their work and professionalism, noting that the agency plays an important role in the country's digital transformation process. According to the Minister, the development of modern, secure, and citizen-oriented state services is one of the main foundations of effective public administration. The participants of the event were addressed by the Deputy Minister of Justice of Georgia, Tamar Zodelava. She emphasized that coordinated cooperation between state agencies, the introduction of innovative technologies, and a citizen-oriented approach are essential prerequisites for the development of modern public administration. The Chairman of the Digital Governance Agency, Sandro Tsirekidze, thanked the Ministry of Justice, partner state agencies, and the agency's staff for their support and cooperation. The LEPL Digital Governance Agency ensures the electronic accessibility of state services, develops a secure digital environment, and promotes the development of effective, citizen-oriented state governance.