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Upgraded infrastructure has increased capacity of portal tenfold

The eGovernment Authority of Bahrain (eGA) began the transition process to the new upgraded infrastructure of the National Portal (www.bahrain.bh) on Saturday. The new infrastructure improves the efficiency of the National Portal by increasing its capacity tenfold, and offers a unified and comprehensive platform to smoothly access government eServices at any time.

Read more: Bahrain: eGovernment Authority Launches Upgraded National Portal

Bahrain has the potential to become a hub for e-content in the Arab region, an international creativity expert declared yesterday. The country has already successfully used advances in information and communication technology for innovative applications and creative content, said World Summit Award (WSA) board chairman Professor Dr Peter Bruck.

"Bahrain is ahead of other countries in the region in terms of having a mechanism as well as an open, fair and objective evaluation of e-content," he told the GDN.

Read more: Bahrain 'major e-content hub'

Government services will soon be available via mobile phones, it was revealed yesterday.

The eGovernment Authority of Bahrain (eGA) signed an agreement with Affno, a leading provider of e-Government solutions and Third Wave International, Affno's Middle East partner, to manage and execute the mobile portal in Bahrain.

The agreement was signed by eGA chief executive Mohammed Al Qaed and Third Wave International managing director Stefan Moraes.

Read more: Bahrain: Key services on mobile phones

The eGovernment Authority of Bahrain (eGA) has signed an agreement with Affno, a leading provider of e-Government solutions and Third Wave International, Affno’s Middle East partner which is based in Bahrain, to manage and execute the Mobile Portal project in Bahrain. The Mobile Portal will avail government services to the public via mobile phones, and is set to launch in June of 2009.

The agreement was signed by Mohammed Al Qaed, CEO of the eGA and Stefan Moraes, Managing Director of Third Wave International, which recently established its regional headquarters in Bahrain after seeing the potential for the information and communications technology (ICT) sector in the Kingdom and the emphasis placed on developing this field in its policies and overall strategies, in accordance with the Bahrain 2030 Vision.

Read more: Bahrain to Offer Government Services via Mobile Phone

A maintenance requests e-service has been launched by the Housing Ministry in co-operation with the Bahrain e-Government Authority.

The Unit Maintenance Requests, on www.bahrain.bh, is designed to facilitate access of Bahrain citizens, who are beneficiaries of housing schemes, to register maintenance requests.

The initiative comes as part of the 'Bahrain Vision 2030', which aims to build a better quality of life for all Bahrainis, said officials.

Read more: Bahrain: New Housing Ministry e-service

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