We appreciate Ooredoo’s initiative to add value to the market and mix the present with the ancient past Al-Babtain: We are witnessing a revolution in providing the best innovations and solutions based on the latest smart applications
Ooredoo Communications, the first telecom company to provide innovative digital services in Kuwait, has announced the adoption of the old Souk Al Mubarakiya project to transform it into an innovative smart city that relies on and provides visitors with ICT services that meet the needs of current and future generations and improve the experience of their visit to the market.
Weiterlesen: Ooredoo Kuwait adopts the project to develop Souk Al Mubarakiya for a smart city
Seventh e-Government Forum underway, under the Prime Minister’s patronage
NoufEXPO launched the seventh e-Government Forum and its accompanying technology exhibition under the patronage of His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah on Tuesday under the slogan ‘Modern trends of smart government’ in the Al-Baraka Ballroom of Crowne Plaza hotel.
Weiterlesen: Kuwait keen on digital transformation to build society based on smart e-services
Kuwait on Wednesday submitted an idea over how to go about compiling reports on the progress of establishing an e-government (eGOV) system in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
The Kuwaiti proposal calls for more interaction among concerned bodies in the GCC as member states work on setting up an integrated eGOV system, said Dr. Walid Al-Hasawi, an advisor at the Gulf state's Central Agency for Information Technology.
Finally, more than 3 million expatriates working in the private sector can renew their residency electronically, in a step towards the completion of technical services and the application of e-government, to eliminate the paperwork and reduce the congestion in the corridors of ministries reports Al Qabas
The Ministry of Interior, is preparing to launch a new system to renew the residencies of Article 18 for civil sector workers, in October, in order to serve more than 3 million expatriates in the country.
Official spokesman of the housing authority Ibrahim Al-Nashi categorically denied a newspaper report that the South Saad Al-Abdullah project will be moved to another location. He stressed nothing about moving the project was presented to the Korean contractor. He said the housing authority continues the implementation of the project, which is considered as Kuwait’s first smart city. The environmentally-friendly city will be built through partnership between Kuwait and South Korea.