During a joint meeting of the Standing Committees on Economic Affairs and on Financial-Credit and Budgetary Affairs of the National Assembly, Suren Tovmasyan, Head of the Cadastre Committee of the Republic of Armenia, presented the Committee’s budget programmes, providing details on the budget allocations and programmes envisaged for the Committee in 2025.

The Cadastre Committee implemented one programme with a total budget of AMD 3 billion 978 million. A significant portion of the funds was allocated to the payroll, while the remaining funds were directed towards current expenditures.

Suren Tovmasyan provided details on the programmes implemented in the areas of digitalization and legislative reforms.

Since 2025, the Committee has no longer accepted paper documents from citizens. The procedures for submitting applications through the electronic system have also been simplified.

Among the reforms, the Head of the Committee highlighted the introduction of electronic digital signatures for contracts that do not require notarization, regulations concerning court decisions related to real estate received from judicial information systems, and improvements resulting from the adoption of the Law “On Realtor Activities.”

Work has also been carried out to improve the quality of the Cadastre Committee’s information databases.

A draft law on the correction of cadastral maps has been developed, providing for more streamlined procedures for the correction process.

Work on the development and implementation of a new geoportal has also continued.

Watch Suren Tovmasyan’s report: https://youtu.be/HzIzlMHaztE?t=7718