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blamed the Ministry of Planning delayed the application of e-government system in the ministries to the absence of infrastructure for the system, and the breadth of the phenomenon of corruption, recommending through a specialized symposium to provide adequate infrastructure and support for the project.
said head of information technology at the Central Agency for Standardization and Quality Control of the ministry, Amer Abdullah, (morning) on the sidelines of a seminar competent hosted by the device, the application of e-government system that would provide a great service to the community through the completion of transactions quickly and at a cost of less issuing the passport and applying to jobs as well as access to tenders electronically.
adding that the system also provides service linking ministries and departments of State electronically makes it easier to access information accurately and enhances interaction, pointing out that the project contributes to the protection of the citizens of extortion and bribery by some weak souls being reduces friction staff to a large extent.
Abdullah said that the absence of infrastructure Electronics in most ministries and a lack of important legislation, as well as high rates of corruption, led to the delay in the application of e-government, recommending updates Systems all ministries to keep pace with the progress that the world is witnessing, as well as providing expertise to support the project, confirming the completion of the ministry for all issues related to archiving electronic.
Meanwhile, between the ministry spokesman, Abdul Zahra al-Hindawi (morning) that some ministries did not poised electronically to e-government project, explaining that the project requires that prepares ministries electronically linked to later among them a single network, pointing out that the Ministry of Planning has prepared itself electronically through an integrated network , noting that the Ministry of Science and Technology is the sector concerned with the issue.
defines e-government as the ability of sectors to exchange information and provide a service to the citizen quickly and accurately highs and the lowest possible cost through the Internet with a guarantee of confidentiality, and was the first to use the term e-government, U.S. President Bill Clinton, General 1992.
indicated that Iraq drawn up plans for the project in 2004, but it is still lagging behind.
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