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Kuwait's efforts to develop systems and standards and applications for telecommunications purposes, such as the launching of its e-government portal, are to be highly commended, said head of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Hamadoun Toure, at an IT meeting here on Thursday.

Addressing The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), being held here today, Toure praised the work being done in Kuwait by the Central Apparatus for Information Technology (CAIT) in promoting the merits of telecommunications and IT services among the populace.

Weiterlesen: Kuwait commended on its IT development efforts

Kuwait University (KU) won the E-Government Excellence Awards, member of Pan Arab Excellence Awards Academy, the university has unveiled.

In a press statement, the KU Spokesperson Faisal Maqseed said the KU official Twitter account, is run Electronic Publishing Section, won the best interactive platform of the category of official institutions and agencies' websites in Kuwait.

Weiterlesen: Kuwait University wins Arab E-government Excellence Award

Deputy Director General of the Central Agency for Information Technology (CAIT) for auxiliary services Mubarak Al-Quwaidhi said Monday the public service fees collected via the official gateway (Kuwait Government Online) amounted to KD 15 million (USD 53 million) in 2013.

"The number of visitors of the gate topped nine million last year," he told KUNA at the conclusion of the 13th meeting of the executive committee of the GCC e-government.

"The two-day meeting outlined the tasks of the two ad-hoc committees on e-government and information filtering belonging to the ministerial committee of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries," he pointed out.

Weiterlesen: KW: Fees collected via gov''t gateway hit KD 15 mln ''13

Up to KD 15 million worth of fees and fines were collected as a result of finalizing bureaucratic work via Kuwait's e-government website last year, said a Kuwaiti official here.

Director General of the Central Agency for Information Technology Center Abdul Latif Al-Suraya told KUNA on Tuesday said this amount of paid money also covered various paper work for individuals and institutions.

Number of government services, provided online, has increased to more than 800, in addition to 200 others, available on smart phones, Al-Suraya added.

Weiterlesen: Kuwaiti gov't collects charges easily online

Director General of the Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) Musaed Al-Asousi announced plans on Wednesday to launch a new version of award-winning app ‘Kuwait Finder’ in 2014, including a version in the English language.

Al-Asousi was speaking at an awards ceremony hosted by PACI to give thanks to the application’s developers, researchers, partners and allies. The Kuwait Finder application has received numerous awards, such as the 3rd GCC e-government award in Dubai, for its unique characteristics that include, efficiency, easy usage and the availability of geographical information.

Weiterlesen: PACI announces plans to launch English version of ‘Kuwait Finder’ app in 2014

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