Badr Ward, CEO of Ertiqa, a leading provider of mobile and digital content in the Middle East, said that the “digital library” supports publishers and developers of digital content by providing a user-friendly and secure platform to host the most comprehensive range of Arabic digital content.
Moreover, by virtue of being readily available and easily accessible to Arab readers worldwide, the e-library serves as an excellent tool to maximize the market potential of digital Arabic content publishers he said after announcing the launch of a groundbreaking digital platform called “Ertiqa Digital Library”, which provides access to all types of digital Arabic content.
People can access the service by logging in to the website www.epassport.gov.sa.
“This system will enable Saudis and expatriates to receive all types of services such as issuance of passports, birth certificates or other documents electronically without visiting their offices,” the prince said during the opening ceremony.
Dr. Hisham Saleh Bin Abbas, the supervisor of the Internet services unit, said that the service is designed to enable users of the KACST website, from academic and research institutions, to save the data of their backup copies for reference in case of an emergency.
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The new electronic authentication and certification system will be integrated with "YESSER," the e-Government Program in Saudi Arabia.
Countries all over the world are making the transition to e-Government so as to establish a secure mechanism to receive electronically certified documents and authorizations and make it easier, safer and faster for public officials to validate documents and e-signatures.
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The implementation of i-Supplier Portal at SWCC is part of Saudi Arabia’s e-governance program, said Abdullah Bin Abdul Rahman Al-Hussayen, Minister of Water and Electricity, in an inaugural speech that was delivered on his behalf by Fehied Bin Fahd Al-Shareef, SWCC Governor.
Muhammad Abdullah Al-Khedher, SWCC Director for e-TP and Detlev Daues, CEO V-Line, a Hanover-based company which is the largest supplier to SWCC were also present.
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