ASAP

Sofia, Bulgaria, March 02, 2023

The leading software company ASAP has created a new mobile application for reporting violations by MoI officials. The mobile app was successfully integrated with the existing mobile application of the ministry. Citizens can use the application to report misconduct by officers of the Ministry of Interior in a modern and convenient way. Anyone who has been victimized or witnessed corruption can submit information via their mobile phone 24 hours a day using a few quick and easy steps.

„Our commitment to the development of this mobile application is very important to us because we believe that it is more than just a project - it contributes to the development of an active civic position and a spirit of intolerance toward corruption in ensuring security, rights, and citizen interests. “, said Mr. Petar Zyumbilev, Managing Director of ASAP.

The new mobile application is a modern and convenient means of reporting corruption among MoI employees. It guarantees the security and protection of the signal sender, guaranteeing his rights, interests, and personal data. The app is available for iOS and Android.

About ASAP

ASAP started its activity back in 2007 and now is one of the fastest growing IT companies, which solutions are business oriented. The company operates in the territories of Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, and Macedonia, and offers a wide variety of services – maintenance of computer systems, communication transmission equipment for voice and data, building of VPN networks and system integration, software services, and many others. Among ASAP's partners are some of the leading worldwide corporations, like SAP, Microsoft, Dell, Lexmark, and Unify.

For the Ministry of the Interior /MoI/

The Ministry of Interior /MoI/ of the Republic of Bulgaria is the ministry charged with the national security and the upholding of law and order in the country. The Ministry of Interior is headed by a political person - Minister, a member of the Council of Ministers of Bulgaria. It is among the first 6 Bulgarian ministries, established on July 5, 1879.