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Kuwaiti Ministry of Education said that it is to organize the first electronic forum contest of the Gulf Cooperation Council states on April 17, 2010 and it will last for five days under the title of "My ambitions, a GCC innovation".

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.

Weiterlesen: Kuwait to hold e-forum contest for Gulf Cooperation Council states

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Minister of Electricity and Water Dr. Bader Al-Shuraiaan has officially inaugurated his ministry's new online bill payment service. Speaking at a news conference held to mark the launch at the Ministry of Electricity and Water (MEW) headquarters, the minister said that the introduction of the online services, which the ministry began implementing five months ago, were designed to facilitate bill payment and preserve public funds.

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.

Weiterlesen: Kuwait: Ministry launches e-payment system

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Secretary General of Kuwait Electronic Prize Manar Al-Hashash said on Sunday the Kuwaiti electronic projects vying for the The World Summit Award (WSA) for 2009 have impressed members of the arbitration panel. The ten-day WSA is being hosted by India, Al-Hashash said in statements to KUNA here. The eight Kuwaiti projects that ranked first in the eight categories of the recent Kuwaiti Electronic Award, are competing among the nominations of 157 countries in the current international contest, she pointed out.

Weiterlesen: Global panel hails progress made by Kuwaitis in ‘IT’

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Kuwait is currently on the verge of completing phase two of the electronic gateway project that will combine governmental institutions electronically, noted an official on Sunday.

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.

Weiterlesen: Kuwait virtually completes phase 2 of e-gateway

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In Kuwait's bid to establish an accessible e-government system for its population, two-thirds of which is made up of foreigners, the lack of accessible English language websites serves only to increase the problems and frustrations for the state's non-Arabic-speaking residents. The slick new e-government website is billed as the gateway to Kuwait's government services and, although the site itself is in English, the majority of ministry links are Arabic only. For many of Kuwait's expatriate residents, who number between 2 million and 2.5 million, the lack of accessible English language ministry websites posses numerous problems.

Weiterlesen: Kuwait: E-govt gateway half shut for English-speaking users

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