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eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
The Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department (DNRD) has been processing 300 visas online daily. More than 500,000 transactions have been conducted online since the DNRD introduced the service some years ago.

Read more: UAE: Online visas for individuals planned

Dubai Development Board, the government housing agency that facilitates construction of safe and affordable rental units in Dubai, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Dubai eGovernment to develop electronic channels and integrated services in property finance, property management, and other activities under its jurisdiction.

Read more: UAE: Dubai Development Board signs MoU with Dubai eGovernment to offer eServices

The GCC Single Currency and Customs Union Forum has called for setting up a joint e-Government for GCC countries in certain fields and services such as customs and airports.

Read more: UAE: Call to set up joint e-Government for GCC countries

Dubai Tourism & Commerce Marketing Department (DTCM) has recently started offering advanced eServices as part of its move to be an active player in the Dubai eGovernment initiative.

Read more: UAE: DTCM accelerates pace toward eGovernment with new interactive services

The Ministry of Health will soon launch a new e-service for online applications for renewal of licences by doctors, technicians, private medical institutions, and also applications for health-related advertisements.

Read more: UAE: Ministry of Health plans new e-service

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