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QNA
Doha
The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MoTC) has signed a contract for the development of the new version of Qatar e-Government Portal (Hukoomi), which will be completely redesigned and restructured, using the latest technologies and incorporating a wide range of services for government semi-government, and private entities.
The announcement of the new project of Hukoomi portal comes within the framework of MoTC’s keenness to further develop the e-government portal and add innovative features that support the centralisation of customers’ journey, simplify users’ procedures, and meet the needs of all segments of the public by taking into account persons with disabilities, in addition to supporting the new portal with artificial intelligence technologies and open data, which are accessible on all kinds of computers, tablets, and smartphones.
At the heart of its strategy, the new portal puts building an integrated platform that contains all the information and services needed by all segments of the country, including individuals, visitors, companies, and government entities, in addition to accelerating the pace of digital transformation, unifying the structure of digital services systems, linking between government and non-government entities, and taking full advantage of the digital government shared services.
The portal will also be designed to be a secure, reliable platform with the highest international standards of security and privacy, as well as scalable and updatable, allowing more features to be added over time.
Doha
The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MoTC) has signed a contract for the development of the new version of Qatar e-Government Portal (Hukoomi), which will be completely redesigned and restructured, using the latest technologies and incorporating a wide range of services for government semi-government, and private entities.
The announcement of the new project of Hukoomi portal comes within the framework of MoTC’s keenness to further develop the e-government portal and add innovative features that support the centralisation of customers’ journey, simplify users’ procedures, and meet the needs of all segments of the public by taking into account persons with disabilities, in addition to supporting the new portal with artificial intelligence technologies and open data, which are accessible on all kinds of computers, tablets, and smartphones.
At the heart of its strategy, the new portal puts building an integrated platform that contains all the information and services needed by all segments of the country, including individuals, visitors, companies, and government entities, in addition to accelerating the pace of digital transformation, unifying the structure of digital services systems, linking between government and non-government entities, and taking full advantage of the digital government shared services.
The portal will also be designed to be a secure, reliable platform with the highest international standards of security and privacy, as well as scalable and updatable, allowing more features to be added over time.
