Federal budgets for the UAE's ambitious e-Government project will be drawn up as soon as responses for the tenders for the various Phase I projects are received, according to the Minister of State for Finance and Industry.
Involving multiple ministries, five projects have been identified as high priority by the Steering Committee responsible for the e-Government initiative, and could be initiated in another six months or so.
As part of its transition plan to efficiently put into action priority projects, the UAE E-Government Steering Committee has given the green light for the implementation of a number of e-government projects covering vital aspects relevant to federal government processes, be they intra-ministry or ministry-customer transactions.
Read more: UAE: Federal E-Government Steering Committee approves priority projects
The UAE E-Government Steering Committee is to meet on 21 January to finalize the E-Government strategy and transition plan with a view to accelerating full implementation of the overall project.
Read more: UAE: Federal E-Gov't Steering Committee to finalize strategy and transition plan
The UAE e-Government Steering Committee is to meet tomorrow to finalise the e-Government strategy and transition plan with a view to accelerating full implementation of the overall project. The meeting will be hosted by the UAE Ministry of Finance and Industry, Dr Mohamed Khalfan bin Kharbash, and will be attended senior government officials working on the project.
e-TQM College, the leading provider of online courses in Total Quality Management (TQM) in the Arab world, announced the integration of its payment application with Dubai eGovernment's ePay gateway, at a joint press conference held today.
Learners now have the option of using the e-Dirham service or a credit card to pay online for any of e-TQM College's online courses.
Read more: UAE: e-TQM College integrates payment application with Dubai eGov't's ePay gatew