Indonesia Simplifies Access to Population Services with Electronic Resident Card App
Indonesia's Ministry of Home Affairs announced that the introduction of the Electronic Resident Card (IKD) application will significantly simplify citizens' access to population services. The app functions as a digital identity, aiming to streamline administrative procedures.
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