Prime Minister constituted a committee to implement e-government project and stresses that will reduce corruption
Editor: MN | AA Sunday, 27 March 2011 15:44 GMT
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The Ministry of Science and Technology, Sunday, the formation of an ad hoc committee that developed the strategic Iraqi national e-government, while confirming that the project Sndz through six or seven months, pointed out that he will serve the citizen and the government institutions and the limits of the phenomena of corruption are a result of direct contact between the citizen and the various departments.

The Minister of Science and Technology Abdul Karim al-Samarrai, told a press conference held at the prime minister and attended by "Alsumaria News", "The Prime Minister's Office ordered the formation of the Commission (46), headed by the Minister of Science and Technology specializes in the draft e-government," and expressed hope that "opens the gate electronic this year, and from which is access to all state institutions and ministries. "

He added that the Samurai "Iraqi national strategy for e-government will be written within six or seven months," noting that "the strategy will clarify the powers and assignments required for this project, in coordination with all ministries and governorates."

The Minister of Science that "the project will provide better services to citizens and the ministries and state institutions on the one hand and international companies on the other hand, it also significantly reduce the phenomena of corruption that are present as a result of direct contact between citizens and institutions."

The Council of Ministers approved, in August of last year 2010, the central plan for e-government and adopted by the ministries and local governments and the Kurdistan region, which would contribute to building human and physical capacity to employ information technology and telecommunications in Iraq and guide the ministries and provinces to contribute effectively to the implementation of the plan

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