Any attempt to use the service on the Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs website (www.egov.go.kr) as of Friday produced a pop-up message that read, “As the online certificate service system was found to have some shortcomings, we are suspending services from Sept. 23.” The notice apologizes for any inconvenience and promises the ministry will make “every effort to repair the defects and resume the service as soon as possible.”
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The 'e-Smart-MYbi' cards were launched by the Busan authorities, in conjunction with the local transit agency. More than 5 million smart cards will eventually be issued to citizens, which is rather a lot for a city with a population of 3.65 million.
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"E-government is not only about providing better citizen services but enhancing effectiveness of the partnership between government and the private sector and creating a policy environment that allows business to thrive," said Jeffrey Rhoda, head of IBM's e-government services division, in an interview with The Korea Herald.
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The state-run Korea Agency for Digital Opportunity and Promotion oversees the country's polices aimed at reducing the information access gap between different social groups and strengthening international efforts to bridge the digital divide between developed and developing countries.
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"If the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries applies for expanding their internal organization, which is an assignment to our ministry, related maritime ministry officials will be able to monitor the entire administrative procedure of our ministry in real time under the new system," Jeong explained in an interview with The Korea Times.
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