On the upcoming first day of operation for the electronically-run government system, ministry's Assistant Undersecretary for Labor Affairs Mansour Al-Mansour said that any given system would face a few problems at the beginning, but as time goes by, benefits will be reaped.
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The ministry said in a press statement that the applicants should be from the citizens of the GCC states who have experience in the field of the subjectmatter, besides filling in a form containing the applicant's personal data along with the applicant's commitment to the contest's conditions and getting along with the liaison officer accredited from the cultural attache of every GCC state.
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The announcement was made by Deputy Director-General of Kuwait's Central Agency for Information Technology (CAIT) Abdulatif Al-Sarea during a keynote speech held on the occasion of the Agency's special award for the promotion of informatics culture in the local community from the ICDL GCC Foundation, the regional arm of the European Computer Driving Licence in the Gulf.
The service is the first step in the ministry's implementation of the 'e-government' program initiated by His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Sabah, the minister explained.
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