
The State Cadastre Agency held a roundtable discussion on the institution's integrity risk assessment, an important process for strengthening transparency, increasing credibility, and guaranteeing safer services for citizens.
The roundtable was attended by representatives of state institutions, civil society organizations, notaries, and international partners.
The activity was carried out with the cooperation of the Minister of State for Public Administration and Anti-Corruption, Adea Pirdeni, as well as with the participation of the representative of the European Union Delegation, Cinzia Tarletti, who emphasized the importance of strengthening institutional integrity and the necessity of aligning reforms with European standards.
The General Director of ASHK, Lorena Goxhobelli, emphasized that although citizens' experience with the cadastre has not been fully consolidated, the steps being taken today are important for the transformation of the institution.
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"The not always positive perception that exists requires work, dedication and transparency on our part. But I am convinced when I say that the steps we are taking today are solid and above all are an indisputable guarantee for the transformation of the Cadastre into an institution that serves citizens, with modern standards and with a focus on their interests", said Goxhobelli.
Further, she emphasized the importance of the ANA Integrity Plan.
"The Integrity Plan, a concrete program for identifying risk in every directorate and sector of the institution, aims to prevent any form of abuse or injustice," she emphasized.
ASHK considers this process not only a legal obligation, but above all a moral and institutional commitment, in order to build a modern, efficient and reliable administration, in accordance with European standards.