His Highness Sheikh Saud Bin Saqr Al Qassimi, the Crown Prince of Ras Al Khaimah, recently visited the Dubai eGovernment and met with Dubai eGovernment senior officials to gain a greater perspective of the project that is investing in leading edge information technology and enhancing the delivery of services to citizens by opening improved channels of interaction and optimising processes and commended the officials for their commitment towards facilitating these processes.
Read more: UAE: Crown Prince of Ras Al Khaimah tours Dubai eGovernment office
Dubai eGovernment launched today e4all, a new initiative, which is part of a series of steps to accelerate IT penetration in the society through community IT education in association with leading IT partners.
Read more: UAE: Dubai eGovernment launches 'e4all' initiative
The Heads of eGovernment teams in Dubai's government departments in charge of developing and integrating their eServices with the Dubai eGovernment portal (www.dubai.ae) were updated on the progress achieved in the development of eServices at a recent presentation made by Salem Al-Shair, Director eServices, Dubai eGovernment.
Read more: UAE:eServices portal updates Heads of eGovernment teams in government department
The Department of Civil Defence today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Dubai eGovernment to implement change management programme within the department.
Read more: UAE: Department of Civil Defence signs MoU with Dubai eGovernment
'Dubai eGovernment has reached the fourth stage in the project lifecycle of eGovernance, according to the United Nations international classification, and is pushing assertively towards the final stage that will place it in the league of only a few countries in the world to offer fully integrated services through a single portal,' said Salem Al-Shair, Director eServices, Dubai eGovernment.
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