Yesterday morning the Town hall de Jávea signed an agreement with the European Foundation for the Information Society. The purpose of this agreement is the installation of "electronic offices" in the tourism offices of the municipality and in the Office of Citizen. The mayor of New Technologies, Cesc Camprubi, has stated that these new terminals will serve to "that citizens can do themselves the paperwork with the government since the machine also scans and prints documents".
The terminals will have a similar operation to that of an ATM and in them registration, processing and self-assessment procedures can be made. As Camprubi said "They can be made all efforts that can be made on the web"These new" electronic offices "will be a very useful and interesting tool for people who have their second residence in Jávea or come on weekends when the municipal offices are closed.
The mayor of New Technologies has also noted that Jávea, together with the city of Valencia, are pioneers in the Valencian Community in disposing of these devices. For his part, Mayor of Jávea, José Chulvi, has pointed out that this project takes a further step towards its "commitment to get closer to citizens and neighbors and to offer them the possibility to facilitate any management with the Administration".
The president of the European Foundation for the Information Society, Enrique Barón, was present at the signing of this agreement. Barón is the only Spaniard who has been president of the European Parliament and Chulvi has defined it as "a person with a great experience and baggage both politically and intellectually"The president of the Foundation has ensured that many citizens are not at the forefront of computer science and that is why we must provide the means for people to be informed, communicate and resolve efforts through technological means but without the need for Have great knowledge about the subject.
