Al-Sudani: The Electronic Circulation Of Funds Can Address The Problems Of The Exchange Rate
2023-08-20 Shafaq News/ The Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia'a Al-Sudani, inaugurated today, Sunday, the National Data Center in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers.
A statement issued by the media office of Al-Sudani stated that the latter was briefed on the stages of completing the first phase of the center, using smart screens, and models that embody the stages of installing the national cloud facility, as well as with regard to digital transformation, including the program for canceling a transaction (breast health).
The statement added that Al-Sudani continued the work of the one-stop-shop to provide electronic services, which currently amount to 299 services, which bears the name (Electronic Ur Gate). Electronic tracking of citizens' communications through the guidance service, and the actual use of the vehicle fine platform electronically, as an example of one of the portal's services.
Al-Sudani also indicated that the media should be informed of these services. In order to raise awareness and educate, indicating that this project will support the government's program in combating financial and administrative corruption, which is a serious challenge to all development, reconstruction and service projects.
The Prime Minister urged the importance of these steps being broader and more comprehensive, appreciating all the efforts made to complete this project.
Al-Sudani met with international experts who represent the entities supporting the project, namely the United Nations Development Programme, the World Bank, the Center for Digital Services in Britain (GDS), the World Food Programme, the International Cooperation Development Agency, the Canadian Foreign Affairs Foundation and IMMAP, and listened to a brief presentation on the digital transformation roadmap. mass in Iraq.
He also chaired a meeting of the advisory team of the e-Government Committee, during which he stressed the importance of collecting data in a way that facilitates the provision of service to the citizen, handling poverty and ration card files, and working to reduce time.
The statement quoted Al-Sudani as saying that: electronic trading of funds can address exchange rate problems, remedy differences, and address many other problems that serve the citizen as an ultimate goal, stressing the government's readiness to prepare all financial requirements or in terms of decisions and procedures accompanying digital transformation. LINK
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Al-Sudani: Electronic Money Circulation Will Solve The Problems Of The Exchange Rate
Today Information/Baghdad.. Prime Minister Muhammad Shia' al-Sudani affirmed today, Sunday, that the National Data Center will support the government's program in combating financial and administrative corruption, while pointing out that electronic trading of funds can address exchange rate problems.
The media office of the Prime Minister stated, in a statement received by Al-Maalouma Agency, that “Al-Sudani inaugurated the National Data Center in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, where he was briefed on the stages of completing the first phase of the center, using smart screens, and models that embody the stages of installing the national cloud facility. As well as with regard to digital transformation, including the program to cancel the (breast health) transaction.
The statement added, "Al-Sudani also continued the work of the single window to provide electronic services, which currently amounts to 299 services, which bears the name (Electronic Ur Gate).
He reviewed the digital transformation map and the International Training Center, where a real simulation of one of the transactions of the notary writers' departments was presented.
And reviewing the electronic system for tracking citizens' communications through the guidance service, and the actual use of the vehicle fine platform electronically, as an example of one of the portal's services.
The Prime Minister stressed "the need for the media to see these services in order to raise awareness and educate," noting that "this project will support the government's program in combating financial and administrative corruption, which is a serious challenge to all development, reconstruction and services projects."
He stressed "the importance of these steps being broader and more comprehensive," appreciating all "the efforts made to complete this project."
The statement stated, "The Prime Minister met with international experts who represent the agencies supporting the project, which are the United Nations Development Program, the World Bank, the Center for Digital Services in Britain (GDS), the World Food Program, the International Development Agency for International Cooperation, the Canadian Foreign Affairs Foundation and the IMMAP organization, and listened to a brief presentation." A roadmap for comprehensive digital transformation in Iraq.
He pointed out that "the Prime Minister chaired a meeting of the advisory team of the e-government committee, during which he stressed the importance of collecting data in a way that facilitates the provision of service to the citizen, handling poverty and ration card files, and working to reduce time."
He pointed out that "the electronic circulation of funds, through which it is possible to address the problems of the exchange rate, remedy the differences, and address many other problems that serve the citizen as an ultimate goal."
He stressed, "The government's readiness to prepare all financial requirements or in terms of decisions and procedures accompanying digital transformation." LINK