The pact was signed here on Sunday by the Information Technology Authority (ITA), which is spearheading the country's development of e-services with Gemalto Middle East, a leading provider of digital security services.
Ali bin Masoud al Sunaidy, Chairman, ITA Board of Directors, signed the agreements on behalf of the ITA in the presence of Dr Salim Sultan al Ruzaiqi, ITA’s Chief Executive Officer, Talal Sulaiman al Rahbi, Deputy CEO of Operations at ITA, ITA employees and other distinguished guests.
Rawiyah said that the system of special documents at the Higher Education Ministry is an important step to put in place an e-system for documents and archives.
Weiterlesen: OM: Rawiyah approves tools for document management
Oman's Ministry of Interior has extended until September 28 the deadline for eligible voters to get their identity cards suitably configured to enable them to cast their ballots electronically in the upcoming Majlis al Shura elections.
Since the start of the year, mobile vans of the Ministry have been making the rounds of government establishments, provincial offices and population centres across the sultanate in a bid to encourage voters to suitably upgrade their ID cards for the country's first electronic ballot.
Weiterlesen: Deadline for Oman e-balloting procedures extended
In a statement, Dr. Rawiyah said that approving the management system of special documents at the Higher Education Ministry is an important step to find e-system for documents and archives at the level of the Sultanate.
Weiterlesen: OM: Higher Education Ministry’s documentation system okayed