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  • UAE: National identity cards to carry iris scan and biometric data

    National identity cards will soon carry advanced biometric identification such as iris images to ensure foolproof identity of the individual.

    "Although now the fingerprint is compulsory to get an identity card for an individual above 15 years of age, sometimes it is difficult to take fingerprints of labourers as their hands get rough due to hard work," Darwish Al Zarouni, Director-General of Emirates Identity Authority (EIDA), told Gulf News.

  • UAE: National security

    Crime is as old as humankind itself - for as long as there has been society, there has been crime, and those who try to prevent it struggle to keep up with its many variations. It should come as no surprise then, that the information society has produced its own special brand of crime - cyber-crime - the sophisticated theft of information, money and even identity without ever needing to meet the intended victim face-to-face.

    Cyber-crime is most often linked with the finance industry, for obvious reasons, and with the theft of financial data from online retailers. But another sector that is coming to be recognised as a place to access valuable information is within e-government structures.

  • UAE: New device to help drivers pay fines using credit cards

    Dubai Police have launched a new device which help motorists pay their fines using credit cards in a safer and time-saving method.

    The move comes under the directions of His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to restructure the government organisations and departments in Dubai and provide electronic services under the umbrella of Dubai e-government.

  • UAE: New e-Portal will offer full range of e-Govt services

    The UAE e-Government steering committee, chaired by Dr Mohammed Khalfan bin Kharbash, UAE Minister of State for Finance and Industry, yesterday announced the launch of the electronic portal (e-Portal).

    The move will transform a number Federal Government services and take them online. The committee also approved the new e-Government logo and gave the go ahead to the programmes to implement the e-Project, e-Expat, and e-Human Resources Management System.

  • UAE: New e-service allows motorists option to recharge Salik account from website

    Motorists in Dubai can now recharge their Salik accounts on-line by visiting the website www.salik.ae.

    "Salik subscribers now don't have to physically visit Salik tag selling outlets to recharge their account as they can do it by using our website from the convenience of their home or office," said Maitha Obaid Bin Udai, Chief Executive Officer of the Traffic and Roads Agency at the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).

  • UAE: New e-services to ease visa process

    The Interior Ministry said yesterday it would launch the e-services for visas and residence permits through a set of automated systems to be made available by the ministry on the net and through UAE embassies abroad, as well as at shopping malls and petrol stations.

    This was stated by Brigadier Mohammed Salim bin Awaida Al Khaily, Director of Naturalisation and Residency at the Interior Ministry, following a presentation of the e-services and solutions.

  • UAE: New e-system can transfer personal details of expats between ministries

    A recently launched electronic integration system will transfer personal details of the UAE’s expatriate population from the Ministry of Health to the Ministry of Labour, and vice-versa.

    According to the system, the MoH will make a fingerprint database of all UAE expatriates who have applied for a medical fitness certificate or health card. These fingerprints and the Medical Fitness results will be sent to the MoL’s database, which is needed while applying for a labour permit.

  • UAE: New eServices launched

    Dubai eGovernment relaunched its upgraded website with a slew of new e-services at Gitex 2005 on Sunday.

    The new-look site with more content and interactive features is more focused, more detail oriented, user-specific and userfriendly, facilitating easy access to government services, said officials.

    The eGovernment dubai.ae stall in Hall 8 is hosting all the Dubai government departments showcasing the eServices offered by them.

  • UAE: New Health Strategy for Dubai on the Cards

    The future operational structure of the Dubai Health Authority was announced recently.

    The Director General of the Dubai Health Authority, Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid said, “The Dubai Health Authority will help draft and implement a new health strategy for Dubai, a comprehensive e-Health strategy, implementing new medical guidelines and population health initiatives as well as the new funding and regulation measures which will be launched in the near future.”

  • UAE: New healthcare information system integrates 4 public hospitals & 20 health

    The Department of Health and Medical Services (DOHMS) has installed an Integrated Healthcare Information System (IHIS) that allows the networking and systems integration of Dubai's four major hospitals, Rashid Hospital, Dubai Hospital, Al Wasl Hospital and Al Maktoum Hospital, and twenty other primary healthcare centers, with DOHMS online platform.
  • UAE: New housing plans by 2006

    A three-day training workshop was held in the UAE Ministry of Finance and Industry (MoFI) aiming to introduce and explain the new e-government housing programme, intended to be implemented early in 2006.

    The programme aims at establishing an interactive system with all clients - either federal ministries or employees - to facilitate measures of providing housing services to targeted people efficiently following a strict timeline

  • UAE: New HR and payroll law covering employees of Dubai’s judicial staff implemented

    Dubai eGovernment activates GRP system in record time to benefit judicial staff

    In accordance with the vision of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai and the directions of Dubai Government to focus on customer and employee satisfaction, the GRPS division within Dubai eGovernment has implemented the law issued by His Highness on April 12, 2009 on Government Resources Planning which has positively affected Dubai’s judicial staff, namely, the judges of Dubai Courts, the prosecutors of Dubai Public Prosecution and judicial inspectors in H.H. Ruler’s Court.

  • UAE: New Municipality website will help all Dubai residents

    Portal to combine networks and shared services

    The Dubai Municipality's eGovernment has launched a new website to better educate users on the ten-year effort to make government services easily available through the internet.

    Ahmad Mohammad Bin Humaidan, Director General of Dubai eGovernment, confirmed the launch of the new website to coincide with Gitex Technology Week in an interview with Gulf News on Sunday.

  • UAE: New portal to be electronic encyclopedia of information and federal service

    With a view to further implement the E-government initiatives, the Ministry of Finance and Industry held a meeting in Abu Dhabi yesterday to shed more light on the requirements of the E-Government Portal project and clarify all related issues. The meeting was attended by a number of specialised technical consultancy firms.
  • UAE: New site allows men to pay alimony online

    The maintenance allowance for wife and children can now be paid electronically through the website of the Dubai Courts www.dc.gov.ae, according to an official in the Dubai Courts Department.

    The new service, activated on February 10, is being offered by the Shariah Judgements Execution Section (SJES) of the DCD.

  • UAE: New website to highlight economy

    The Ministry of Finance and Industry is developing a new 'Made in the UAE' website in coordination with Dubai's e-Government.

    The website aims to market national products domestically and internationally through the internet.

  • UAE: Next generation of ID cards unveiled

    Move in line with e-service initiatives

    The Emirates Identity Authority (EIDA) has started issuing a new generation of ID cards with a larger memory as part of its new enrolment strategy aimed at implementing a number of initiatives related to electronic service applications.

    Dr Engineer Ali Mohammad Al Khoury, EIDA director-general, expressed his happiness at this unique and remarkable achievement that enabled the UAE to be the first country to adopt such advanced technology and use it in the field of identification cards.

  • UAE: Nol Cards Selling Outlets Uploaded In RTA Portal

    RTA’s Customer Service Centers Department has provided a link to Nol cards selling outlets in RTA’s portal (www.rta.ae).

    According to Dr. Aysha Al Busmait, Director of RTA Customer Service Centers Dep’t, Nol cards can be purchased from 22 selling outlets in Dubai: 5 at public bus stations, 8 at marine transport stations and 9 at RTA Customer Service Centers, in addition to the series of Spinneys supermarkets spread all over the emirate. The aim is to provide handy means of paying mobility fare in Dubai, and provide more options for buying Nol cards; the best means of paying for daily travels in the emirate.

  • UAE: Now apply for sponsorship transfer online

    The employers can now apply for sponsorship transfer online, a top official at the Ministry of Labour (MoL) has said.

    Khalil Khoury, Director of the Work Permit Department, said recently that the those who wanted to transfer sponsorship could apply on the ministry’s web site - www.mol.gov.ae.

    He added the public relation officer (PROs) or the owner of a company could apply online by filling in the necessary forms, requesting permission to bring a worker from another firm to theirs.

  • UAE: Now pay your traffic fines in any emirate

    Motorists can now pay traffic fines and get other traffic-related documentation transacted at any traffic department in the country regardless of the licence-issuing Emirate. In this respect, a pilot project connecting all traffic departments in the seven emirates was launched yesterday.

    Speaking to Khaleej Times, the director of the Department of Traffic and Patrols in Abu Dhabi, Colonel Ghaith Hassan Al Za'abi, said that the electronic link had lent form to the directives of Minister of Interior Lieutenant General Shaikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan who had instructed traffic departments to unify their procedures and to work in unison by employing a unified electronic database.

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