الصورة التي شاهدتها جعلتني أتوقف قليلاً وأتساءل: هل تمتلك مصر نظام قاعدة بيانات موحد ومعتمد رسميًا؟ أشعر بالحيرة إزاء الإجراءات الكثيفة والأوراق المطلوبة للحصول على المستندات التي يفترض أن تكون محفوظة بالفعل. ربما يكون السبب الوحيد في ذلك هو غياب النظام المركزي الذي يحتفظ بكل هذه المعلومات بشكل منظم. هل يمكن لأحد توضيح هذه النقطة وتقديم شرح مبسط للوضع؟
Based on my personal experience navigating administrative processes in Egypt, the system in place is not a fully unified centralized database as one might initially assume. Although there are central registries for certain records, the country’s data is managed by various governmental agencies with differing levels of integration. The resulting fragmentation can contribute to the often cumbersome procedure of retrieving official documents. While reforms aimed at consolidation have been discussed, practical implementation remains challenging due to entrenched bureaucracy and legacy systems.
hey, after dealing with it myself, it seems egypt uses seperated systems for different agencies. getting records can be messy because theres no single hub. reforms are on paper but in practice its still a fragmented setup.
hey, i’m curious too! seems that egypt’s system stays somewhat fragmented, even if a unified one is ideal. my experiance with bureaucratic delays feels unintegrated. any thoughts on if tech improvements might finally streamline these processes?