A Government statement issued to mark Civil Service Day said the vision saw Brunei among the top 10 nations in the world within a quarter of a century with a population that was educated, skilled and with a high quality of life.
It is envisioned that the Public Service would play a role in enhancing productivity and realising the goal.
His Majesty also saw the need to reactivate the Client's Charter (TPOR) as it is one of the government's agendas.
The ruler delivered a titah during the 17th Civil Service Day celebration at the International Convention Centre (ICC) yesterday.
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The scope of work to install LAN networks includes all departments under the ministry, including district-level branches throughout the country.
It was estimated that about 2,000 networks points will be installed in 86 identified localities.
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The $2 million contract was signed with two private companies to upgrade its network system in supporting the implementation of e-services as well as renovation of its IT Service Centre.
System Analyst Jamhali Yahya at the ministry told The Brunei Times that the project involves connecting the whole ministry comprising 10 departments with the infrastructure of a local area network.
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I would like to see and suggest that email addresses should have its own directory (like the telephone directory) after all there are only 12 ministries and about 50 plus departments.