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Wednesday, 29.10.2025
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Bahrain and Microsoft have signed an agreement under which the IT giant will provide technology solutions to the kingdom's E-Government project, scheduled to be completed by the end of next year.

The signing also coincided with the official opening of the Microsoft Bahrain office, Jean-Philippe Courtois, Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) said.

Read more: Microsoft in deal with Bahrain

DECISION-makers in Bahrain are to get better access to accurate information, under a new government programme.

The National Dataset Project (NDP) has been undertaken by the Central Informatics Organisation (CIO).

Read more: Bahrain: National database to aid government

Bahrain is to spend millions of dinars to protect government, commercial and personal information from computer hackers and spies.

Total security is vital with the country on the dawn of a fully-electronic age, said Central Informatics Organisation Under-Secretary Shaikh Ahmed bin Ateyatalla Al Khalifa.

Read more: Bahrain war on hackers

THE proposed electronic government will open up new job opportunities in Bahrain, a top official revealed.

Technology can never replace the human element, but will help people to utilise their time much better, said Central Informatics Organisation Under-Secretary Shaikh Ahmed bin Ateyatulla Al Khalifa.

Read more: Bahrain: E-government 'will generate employment'

A HI-TECH project has been launched by the government to protect its data and information network from hacking and espionage.

The multi-million dinar Government Data Security Project will involve the use of the most advanced technology to protect both the hardware and software from viruses.

Read more: Bahrain: New data security project launched

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