This came at the awareness campaign presented by E-gov. staff to all ministry employees aimed to introduce to them the Authority's key services and to register them on the electronic system.
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The Technopreneur Bahrain programme aims to support and foster information and communications technology (ICT) innovative ideas and initiatives of Bahraini youths by providing training, consultancy, financing and incubation services.
Total cost of the project is BD178,360 (seed funding up to BD20,000 per project), aiming to turn ideas into successful business ventures.
Al-Qaed told Al-Watan newspaper that the Authority organized training course in association with the Bahrain Retirees Society aimed to train them free of charge on how to deal with e-government services. 450 elderly citizens graduated in the first batch of trainees. The total number of elderly trainees who have completed their training reached 5,000.
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This service is designed in two sections. Section One is for students who wish to pursue their studies abroad. This service allows the student to fill in his personal and academic information and updated them electronically after entering the identification number designated to him when the registration procedure is completed.
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His Highness presented recognition certifications to members of the committees and teams.