Bahrain has launched the MyGov app, providing citizens with easy access to public services such as passport issuance, residency applications, traffic services, and more. The app features secure biometric authentication and integrates various government services, aiming to enhance Bahrain’s digital transformation and improve service accessibility for citizens.
Orange Jordan has partnered with Amman Vision Transport Company to provide advanced communication services for Amman Vision buses. This agreement will enhance smart transport in the capital by offering Wi-Fi, GPS, electronic payment systems, and mobile lines, promoting digital transformation and improving the overall user experience in public transport.
Bahrain’s Parliament has provisionally approved a proposal to expand AI use across government ministries, aiming to improve efficiency, transparency, and service delivery. The proposal emphasizes AI’s role in data analysis, combating corruption, and enhancing decision-making, while considering potential job impacts and security risks.
Saudi Arabia is advancing its Vision 2025 by rolling out electronic services to enhance public sector efficiency. Key initiatives include the REEF program to support local farmers and the Saudi Electricity Regulatory Authority’s improved digital platforms. These efforts aim to modernize services, boost agriculture, and drive economic diversification.
Qatar has partnered with Scale AI to launch over 50 AI applications aimed at transforming public services in the next five years. This collaboration emphasizes predictive analytics and automation, positioning Qatar as a regional leader in AI adoption, with potential impacts on sectors like finance, transportation, and healthcare.
