It was announced by the e-Government Agency based on criteria set by ministerial and parliamentary committees, reports our sister paper Akhbar Al Khaleej.
The Bahrain eGovernment Agency was working with various ministries and government institutions to add 50 new e-services to the current pool of 43 services on the e-governance website www.gov.bh, he said.
They will conduct a series of road shows, and the first of them are being held at the desert camps in Sakhir.
A special tent has been erected with a number of laptops, which are available to campers.
The new Bahrain Institute of Public Administration (BIPA) is now looking for temporary premises where it can train Bahrain's civil servants - both present and future, revealed Cabinet Affairs Minister Shaikh Ahmed bin Ateyatalah Al Khalifa.
Passports are being replaced by Smartcards at the e-gates, said assistant under-secretary for nationality, passports and residence Shaikh Ahmed bin Isa Al Khalifa.