Improving traceability in e-governance file-sharing systems: the Moroccan justice system as a use case

Sharing data is critical to accelerating research and business innovation, automating processes, and getting everyone involved. However, data integrity, security, and lack of traceability of data exchange platforms are the biggest issues facing public administrations, preventing them from sharing data. Blockchain technology enables the exchange of digital information between different entities. It represents an immutable ledger in which user transactions are recorded and cannot be modified, deleted, or destroyed. This innovation guarantees the fidelity and security of data records and builds trust without the need for a trusted third party. In this document, we propose a new architecture for the system of the Moroccan Ministry of Justice: a filesharing system based on Blockchain technology, IPFS, and smart contracts to manage data in a decentralized, trusted, and secured environment exchange. This system architecture's aim is to exceed the traditional centralized data-sharing platform's problems and guarantee the persistency, auditability, scalability, and traceability of data, as well as the elimination of the third party. In this way, the new architecture proposed will be an outstanding revolution for the Ministry of Justice and so on for the E-governance In Morocco.