Dr Gatt said Malta had come a long way and had managed to attain all the target set in Malta’s first ICT strategy for 2006 and 2007. He said the My Potential scheme was “very successful” in attracting all those who wanted to start a career in the ICT sector.
Read more: Ambitious targets set in Malta’s 2008-2010 ICT strategy
The ambitious project will make Malta unique and should place it at the top of the European rankings on e-Government.
The myGov.mt portal has been brushed up to include better accessibility to further e-Government services. Minister Austin Gatt and Parliamentary Secretary Tonio Fenech gave out details about the new services at a press conference on Monday morning.
A report on eGovernment services in the European Union put Malta in a highly creditable second place, behind Austria. It said that Malta registered substantial qualitative progress in its services and confirmed them as being excellent European models in the field.
A report issued by the European Commission has placed Malta second in the ranking for the best online services provided by the local government.
Read more: IT Minister Austin Gatt hails Malta success in eGovernment