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Minister of Science for "tomorrow Press:" The government has allocated $ 5 million for the implementation of e-governance in Maysan
4/8/2015
Minister of Science and Technology Fares Jajo
Tomorrow Press / Baghdad confirmed the Minister of Science and Technology, Knight Joseph Jajo, Wednesday, that the government has allocated $ 5 million for the implementation of e-governance in the province of Maysan in the 2014 budget, noting that there were other amounts will be allocated to complete the project. He said Jajo for "tomorrow's Press," that "it was agreed with the Maysan province to establish e-governance was work on the project," explaining that "the project presented as a study, design and supervision of the Ministry of Science, but the execution by an international company." "The ministry will project all ministries and provinces because a national project does not shorten the province without the other," adding that "the project governance will be implemented during this year's debut will be the province of Maysan and there disparity between the provinces to proceed with the ministry will seek to fill the gaps in the provinces to be embarking on one line and according to a study we are continuing it. It is noteworthy that the governor of Maysan, Ali Douai, announced the selection of Maysan capital of e-Governance, pointing out that the province to consider the project with interest and prepared an important factor for success in administrative work.
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4/8/2015
Minister of Science and Technology Fares Jajo
Tomorrow Press / Baghdad confirmed the Minister of Science and Technology, Knight Joseph Jajo, Wednesday, that the government has allocated $ 5 million for the implementation of e-governance in the province of Maysan in the 2014 budget, noting that there were other amounts will be allocated to complete the project. He said Jajo for "tomorrow's Press," that "it was agreed with the Maysan province to establish e-governance was work on the project," explaining that "the project presented as a study, design and supervision of the Ministry of Science, but the execution by an international company." "The ministry will project all ministries and provinces because a national project does not shorten the province without the other," adding that "the project governance will be implemented during this year's debut will be the province of Maysan and there disparity between the provinces to proceed with the ministry will seek to fill the gaps in the provinces to be embarking on one line and according to a study we are continuing it. It is noteworthy that the governor of Maysan, Ali Douai, announced the selection of Maysan capital of e-Governance, pointing out that the province to consider the project with interest and prepared an important factor for success in administrative work.
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