“Yesser will offer a set of consultative services to develop SCHS’s e-government plan and its related projects in addition to specifying the best practices and appropriate mechanisms to develop infrastructure,” Mulla said in a statement issued Wednesday.
On his part, SCHS Secretary-General Abdulaziz bin Hassan Al-Saegh said the commission would form a steering committee composed of department managers in addition to e-government program representatives.
He noted that the e-government program plays a vital role in enabling all government agencies to implement e-government to reduce centralization work.
He added that the program had been envisioned to raise productivity of the public sector so that all individuals and business sectors could be provided with sufficient easy-to-use e-services.
