transactions for document attestation, power of attorney, consular consultations, 8,243 transactions at the Department of Lands and Survey, and 8,300 transactions at the Income and Sales Tax Department.
The Notary Public office also completed 4,074 transactions, ranging from issuing and attesting powers of attorney, guarantees, undertakings, and agreements, while the Professional Licensing Unit office completed 410 transactions, and the Civil Status and Passports Department office completed 7,599 transactions, including the issuance and renewal of official documents, in addition to executing 16,839 electronic payment transactions through the "eFAWATEERcom" office.
The Chamber emphasized that the One-Stop Shop has become a practical model for public-private partnership by bringing together a number of government agencies in one location, which saves time and effort for applicants, enhances the efficiency of transaction completion, and contributes to improving the business environment in the capital.
It added that it continues to develop its services and expand the scope of government agencies operating within the service center, which meets the needs of the commercial and service sectors and investors, and contributes to simplifying procedures and raising the quality of services provided.
The Chamber invited companies, commercial and service institutions, and citizens to benefit from the services available at the One-Stop Shop to accelerate the completion of transactions and save time and effort, confirming that it is constantly working to develop this experience to keep pace with the needs of the business community.
