His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai and UAE Defence Minister, urged the Dubai e-government to play a leading role in creating greater opportunities for UAE nationals to be gainfully employed and also to equip the youth with the necessary skills that will help them to become effective contributors in bringing about the transformation of Dubai into a digital economy.
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The Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) is implementing the Dubai Government initiative of e-government in all areas possible.
Announcing this at the fifth annul suppliers conference of DCA held in Dubai yesterday, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, president of Dubai Civil Aviation and chairman of Emirates Group, said it will be vital for the suppliers to be updated about e-commerce and appreciate the concept since they represent the first ring in the quality chain.
Dubai eGovernment successfully migrated to the next level of governance by investing in leading edge IT.
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Dubai e-Government will use the Careers UAE 2003 exhibition to get closer to the young educated nationals, by highlighting the long-term vision of the distinctive project and the job opportunities that can be drawn on through the www.dubai.ae portal.
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Zayed University and the Ministry of Finance and Industry have agreed on the first phase of the cooperation programme aimed at implementing e-government.
Read more: UAE: Zayed varsity signs deal on e-government project