The process of issuing electronic ID cards will start soon, with the first batch of 300,000 chips arriving next week.
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The process of issuing electronic ID cards will start in four to five months, with the first batch of 300,000 chips arriving next week. The new electronic ID card will include a microchip that will store, among other things, the citizen's electronic signature and function as a health card.
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