Under the guidance of Prince Mohammed bin Naif, second deputy premier and interior minister, government departments have been advised to transfer services to an electronic platform in order to facilitate and ease procedures for citizens and residents to handle various transactions.
The government plans to expand these e-government services to complement its broader initiatives and projects aimed at achieving sustainable growth and development.
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One was in King Khaled University Hospital at King Saud University’s main campus and the other at King Saud Medical Complex (formerly Al-Shumaisy Hospital) in southeast central part of the capital.
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During the visit, Mohammed bin Ali Kuman, AIMC secretary-general, and the accompanying delegation met with Tariq bin Abdullah Al-Sheddi, NIC’s director general, sources said Tuesday.
It is a strategic move for the current year in coordination with the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs, an official at the municipality.
IT services will see the fastest growth with the year to be characterized by growing interest in hybrid cloud solutions as the flexibility of this cloud model begins to resonate with Saudi CIOs looking for a viable and effective 'halfway house' between on-premise technology and remotely delivered services.