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eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has allocated over 57,000 euros to a joint project with the United States Agency for International Development to promote e-governance in Tunisia.

Tunisia has demonstrated its desire to become a more democratic and open country and sees information technology as a means to achieve that goal, Minister of Foreign Affairs Urmas Paet said in a release.

According to Paet, Tunisia has made it a priority to strive towards e-governance, as new technologies can help increase transparency and combat corruption.

As part of the project, the e-Governance Academy will soon conduct a training session in Estonia for 15 of Tunisia's highest-level state officials, introducing the various IT-solutions implemented by the country. The Tunisian officials will also have the opportunity to start developing their own projects with the help of Estonian experts.

Estonia currently participates in a similar project being carried out in Belarus.

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Autor(en)/Author(s): Ingrid Teesalu

Quelle/Source: ERR News, 18.06.2012

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