On the afternoon of Wednesday, April 2, the executive board of the National Institute of Information Technology (ITI) welcomed directors from the State Identification Institutes of Acre, Alagoas, Amazonas, and Piauí.
The meeting, which reinforced the institutional role of the agency within the context of the National Identity Card (CIN), was marked by an exchange of experiences on the topic of human identification and the issuance of the CIN.
During the visit, Enylson Camolesi, President-Director of ITI, emphasized the relevance of the Identification Institutes in the development of the new identity card project. He highlighted how these institutions play a fundamental role in implementing a more secure and efficient civil identity, including its digital version, aiming to modernize the identification process in Brazil.
“This joint effort among the institutions involved in the CIN identification system — through ITI, the Secretariat for Digital Government, and the official identification agencies of the federative units — is extremely important to combine efforts while respecting each entity’s responsibilities and legitimacy. It is under this concept that we must all act in this process,” stated Célio Ribeiro, Executive President of ABRID and Founder and CEO of InterID.
Representing the Institute at the meeting were: Enylson Camolesi, President-Director; Maurício Coelho, Director of Identification Technologies; Pedro Pinheiro Cardoso, Director of Auditing, Supervision, and Standardization; José Rodrigues Gonçalves Júnior, Director of Technological Infrastructure; Cristina Pinheiro Castilho Portela, Director of Planning, Budget, and Administration; Ana Maria Costa Cândido Lacerda, Advisor; Kátia Macarini Gonçalves, General Coordinator of Identification Technologies; and Gabriella Nunes Neves, Monitoring Coordinator. Representing the state institutes were: Junior César, Director of the Acre Identification Institute; Marcelo Casado, Director of the Alagoas Identification Institute; Mahatma Porto, Director of the Amazonas Identification Institute; and Juarez Gonçalves, Director of the Piauí Identification Institute.
