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The launch of the GCC e-government portal in March
Mr. Hassan: networking between Ready GCC
Doha - Tariq speech:
the Executive Committee of the e-government of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) revealed the launch of electronic networking among Member States as well as the launch of Project Gateway Gulf e-government services in the month of March.
The Committee discussed at the beginning of the meeting in Doha yesterday initial list of services to be included in the GCC e-government portal at a preliminary stage, as well as another necessary to launch the networking between the GCC countries and the steps in the framework of the strategic guideline for e-government in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Mr. Hassan, Mr. Assistant Secretary General of government programs and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology said that the networking between the GCC countries is the basis for the exchange of information, as well as shared services between Member States.
He pointed out during a press statement on the sidelines of the closed-door meeting that the networking and gateway GCC e-government services will be Tdchinama during the Ministerial Committee for e-government meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council in Doha next March.
Mr. Hassan explained that the Executive Committee of e-government, which wraps up today's meeting will also discuss all matters of strategy pilot e-government in the GCC countries and joint initiatives and projects, pointing out that the networking between almost ready GCC countries where the infrastructure for e-government development and also creating a legal and legislative frameworks for the completion of e-government.
He explained that the services will be made available in the portal Gulf related to services provided by the Ministries of the Interior, for example, as well as education, health and the environment where they will be coordination with the concerned authorities provided for these services to be provided through the gate and then work to develop and add more services at a later stage.
Said Ali bin Saleh Al-Soma Director General of the program of e-government in Saudi Arabia, the GCC network is a network that connects the e-government programs in the GCC countries in order to facilitate service and civil exchange of data between the GCC countries, while the joint GCC E-Government allows the exchange process shared information and services geared GCC citizens in any Member State so that the citizen or resident of the Gulf Cooperation take advantage of the services available, such as services pertaining to customs and the establishment of business, companies and tenders, as well as traffic and mobility departments and other services.
For his part, Mr. Abdul Latif rapidly, Director General of the Central Agency for Information Technology in the State of Kuwait, which handed over the presidency of the Executive Committee of e-government to Qatar yesterday said that there were a lot of achievements last year have been achieved, including the setting Gulf of unified network linking government agencies in the GCC countries, such as the Ministries of Health and the environment and the municipality.
He pointed out that the Doha meeting yesterday reviewed the experience of the State of Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia in this area where there is a networking already between these three countries.
He pointed out that the meeting also discussed the issue of the Gulf award for e-government, which will hold its next session in Bahrain after organizing this competition three times in each of the Sultanate of Oman and the State of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
He explained that the activities of the next prize in Bahrain accompanied by an exhibition on electronic achievements in the GCC countries and the gallery last successful international experiences in the field of e-government.
This was at a meeting of the Executive Committee of e-government in the Gulf Cooperation Council, introduced the report of the State of Qatar concerning the development of a gateway to knowledge management between the Gulf states and what has been done in this regard.
As has been discussed many topics and reports on aspects of joint cooperation between Member States in the field of e-government services, in addition to the preparation of the draft agenda of the fourth meeting of the Ministerial Committee for e-government agenda in the GCC countries to be held in Doha during the month of March.
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Mr. Hassan: networking between Ready GCC
Doha - Tariq speech:
the Executive Committee of the e-government of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) revealed the launch of electronic networking among Member States as well as the launch of Project Gateway Gulf e-government services in the month of March.
The Committee discussed at the beginning of the meeting in Doha yesterday initial list of services to be included in the GCC e-government portal at a preliminary stage, as well as another necessary to launch the networking between the GCC countries and the steps in the framework of the strategic guideline for e-government in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Mr. Hassan, Mr. Assistant Secretary General of government programs and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology said that the networking between the GCC countries is the basis for the exchange of information, as well as shared services between Member States.
He pointed out during a press statement on the sidelines of the closed-door meeting that the networking and gateway GCC e-government services will be Tdchinama during the Ministerial Committee for e-government meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council in Doha next March.
Mr. Hassan explained that the Executive Committee of e-government, which wraps up today's meeting will also discuss all matters of strategy pilot e-government in the GCC countries and joint initiatives and projects, pointing out that the networking between almost ready GCC countries where the infrastructure for e-government development and also creating a legal and legislative frameworks for the completion of e-government.
He explained that the services will be made available in the portal Gulf related to services provided by the Ministries of the Interior, for example, as well as education, health and the environment where they will be coordination with the concerned authorities provided for these services to be provided through the gate and then work to develop and add more services at a later stage.
Said Ali bin Saleh Al-Soma Director General of the program of e-government in Saudi Arabia, the GCC network is a network that connects the e-government programs in the GCC countries in order to facilitate service and civil exchange of data between the GCC countries, while the joint GCC E-Government allows the exchange process shared information and services geared GCC citizens in any Member State so that the citizen or resident of the Gulf Cooperation take advantage of the services available, such as services pertaining to customs and the establishment of business, companies and tenders, as well as traffic and mobility departments and other services.
For his part, Mr. Abdul Latif rapidly, Director General of the Central Agency for Information Technology in the State of Kuwait, which handed over the presidency of the Executive Committee of e-government to Qatar yesterday said that there were a lot of achievements last year have been achieved, including the setting Gulf of unified network linking government agencies in the GCC countries, such as the Ministries of Health and the environment and the municipality.
He pointed out that the Doha meeting yesterday reviewed the experience of the State of Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia in this area where there is a networking already between these three countries.
He pointed out that the meeting also discussed the issue of the Gulf award for e-government, which will hold its next session in Bahrain after organizing this competition three times in each of the Sultanate of Oman and the State of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
He explained that the activities of the next prize in Bahrain accompanied by an exhibition on electronic achievements in the GCC countries and the gallery last successful international experiences in the field of e-government.
This was at a meeting of the Executive Committee of e-government in the Gulf Cooperation Council, introduced the report of the State of Qatar concerning the development of a gateway to knowledge management between the Gulf states and what has been done in this regard.
As has been discussed many topics and reports on aspects of joint cooperation between Member States in the field of e-government services, in addition to the preparation of the draft agenda of the fourth meeting of the Ministerial Committee for e-government agenda in the GCC countries to be held in Doha during the month of March.
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