Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reviewed Egypt’s digital transformation progress, highlighting efforts to deliver government services electronically and automate company licensing. Key initiatives include digitising services like traffic violation inquiries and launching the Unified Services Card in Port Said. The government is also improving digital infrastructure and automating business processes.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly emphasized Egypt’s commitment to national digital transformation, focusing on automating company registration and digitizing government services for improved access and efficiency. The government’s efforts include launching new e-services, implementing the Unified Services Card, and collaborating with various ministries to streamline business and social services.
Morocco and Saudi Arabia have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen their partnership in digital transition. The agreement, unveiled during the 19th UN Internet Governance Forum, aims to expand e-government services, foster technological innovation, and enhance bilateral cooperation, with a focus on sustainable digital infrastructure.
Al Wusta Governorate has launched a new electronic portal to enhance digital services, featuring a user-friendly interface and various applications.
