This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
On Friday, the Ministry of Digital Transition and the Reform of the Administration launched the National Portal For Digital Services, which will allow the collection, classification and facilitation of comrades to the various public services available via the Internet.
This portal was launched during the digital administration forum, whose work was chaired in Rabat, Minister of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, Amal Al -falah Al -Sagroshi, in the presence of a certain number of government members, representatives of public services and the private sector.
In a speech, Al -Sghroshni said that the National Portal for Digital Services is an important step in the development of the “My Administration” portal, from an information portal to an interactive portal that responds precisely on questions from questions From the comrades, benefiting from technological innovation, in particular artificial intelligence, to accelerate the modernization of public services.
She pointed out that the first version of the portal was designed thanks to a collective effort for a certain number of sectors, because it includes around 2,700 administrative rules which have been activated to ensure the clarity and transparency of management, according to the Royal directives and the carnation for the realization of law 55-19 concerning the simplification of leaders and administrative procedures.
The Minister added that “the government continues to request the implementation of the royal vision to allow users, citizens and contracts to obtain information reliably from a reference portal and a point D ‘Entrance, then gradually, via a unified portal, which is the ultimate objective of the Eservices door “, adding that this first version of the door is a starting point, followed by successive development operations to achieve the totalitarian services available.
Al -Sagroshi also indicated that the digital administration forum has come to give a new boost to the “Digital Marocco 2030” strategy, which stipulated the need to accelerate the digital transformation of public services in order to provide a Best service to citizens and contracts, and in to help improve the rank of Morocco in the Electronic Services Development Index (OSI) as part of the Global Index linked to the Development of the Digital Government (EGDI).
