During the visit, the delegation was given a detailed presentation on Dubai eGovernment, its history, its 2,000-plus eServices, and the various systems, core services, technologies, and quality standards adopted, which have made it one of the most advanced electronic governments in the Middle East. The meeting also facilitated the sharing of best practices, knowledge and ideas between the parties.
Ahmed Mohammed Bin Humaidan, Director General, Dubai eGovernment, said: “We are pleased to assist the Moroccan government by sharing views, expertise and best practices in the area of eServices. We aim to promote cooperation with the various Arab government bodies in line with our goal of creating an Arab society based on digital knowledge, which gives priority to the provision of eServices in accordance with the highest global standards.”
Commenting on the visit, Thani Abdullah Al Zafeen, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai eGovernment, said: “The meeting with the Moroccan delegation proved extremely fruitful and is considered a significant move towards expanding eServices in the Arab world. The UAE plays an important role in this regard, due to its leadership in eServices system implementation and the integrated quality standards the country has adopted in this framework. We hope this visit will be the beginning of more collaborative efforts to promote eGovernance and information technology.”
Dubai eGovernment’s comprehensive web portal allows citizens, residents, visitors and businesses access to more than 2,000 electronic services, such as payment of Dubai Municipality fees, visa applications for relatives, health card renewal, company registration, and Roads and Transport Authority fine payments.
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Quelle/Source: Business Intelligence Middle East, 17.03.2009
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