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A new service which enables the payment of administrative fees by mobile phone was launched in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on 5 July 2011.

The new method of payment is quick and easy and can be used by any citizen or student for the charges made by public offices and universities for various services. It involves an application which enables leading smart phones to effect payment in just three steps.

Weiterlesen: MK: Payment of administrative fees can now be made through smart phones

An electronic application for healthcare specialist consultation, which will allow quick access to and exchange of information about the patient and their health condition, was officially launched in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on 22 May 2011.

Bujar Osmani, the country's Minister of Health, attended the launch event at the Clinic for Paediatric Surgery in the capital Skopje. He said that the introduction of the solution constitutes a major step towards creating a fully electronic health system.

Through the application, Mr Osmani explained, a specialist doctor can obtain a patient's complete medical record electronically, with all the historical data covering previous tests and referrals from the family doctor.

Weiterlesen: MK: Electronic application for healthcare specialist consultation launched

The Ministry of Information Society and Administration of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Government of the United Kingdom have signed a memorandum for cooperation for the project 'Support for the process of modernisation of state administration', it was announced in February 2011.

Ivo Ivanovski, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia's Minister of Information Society and Administration, said: "The cooperation will last until 31 March this year and will work on specific projects to reform public administration."

Weiterlesen: MK: Memorandum signed on the modernisation of public administration

In the course of March 2011, four public meetings were organised in cities of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in the aim to promote and discuss the draft National Policy for Open Software, by involving the public in the process of finalisation of the text. At the same time, the events marked the last stage of the project for the adoption of this policy.

The events took place in the cities of Tetovo (14 March), Štip (17 March), Skopje and Bitola (22 March) respectively.  Main presenters included representatives of the non-profit organisation promoting Open Software in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - Слободен софтвер Македонија -, the Metamorphosis Foundation and the Ministry of Information Society and Administration.

Weiterlesen: MK: Public involved in finalisation of national Open Source policy

The Ministry of Information Society of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is prepared to take responsibility for Public Administration.

On 5 November 2010, Minister for Information Society Ivo Ivanovski said this move is in accordance with the recommendations of the European Union.

Weiterlesen: Macedonia: Information Society Ministry to assume responsibility for Public Administration

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