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Full coverage: Middle East
November 2005
23.11.2005
Quwait's Council of Ministers (COM) have signed a contract to establish a portal to promote transparency and involve citizens in the governance process.
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[e-governance]
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16.11.2005
UAE nationals will be issued electronic passports beginning early next year, Minister of Interior Lieutenant-General Shaikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan has announced .
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[e-governance]
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11.11.2005
The Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department (DNRD) is working towards establishing IT connectivity between Dubai International Airport (DIA) and Heathrow Airport to facilitate use of e-Gate card by passengers at the two airports.
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11.11.2005
Dubais Department of Economic Development (DED) has announced that it will automate two of its internal business processes, a suggestion scheme and the agencys IT help desk.
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[e-governance]
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10.11.2005
The residents of Abu Shagara area who are facing water shortage or disconnection in the supply should not hesitate to contact th emergency phone number of Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority (Sewa) for redressal of the problem, said Engineer Mohammed Khalifa bin Taresh, Director of the Water Department at Sewa.
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[United Arab Emirates]
[ICT in poverty reduction]
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10.11.2005
Turkey has signed US$23.6 million deal for government portal.
The project will involve the construction of an e-government portal for the Turkish government, provided by Singapore-based CrimsonLogic.
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[Turkey]
[e-governance]
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09.11.2005
Forty experts in the areas of information literacy and lifelong learning from all regions of the world are presently gathering for a Colloquium at the Library of Alexandria in Egypt.
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[Egypt]
[education & ICT]
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03.11.2005
An online course Introduction to Art and New Media in the Arab States, with a case study of Lebanon started last Monday with 38 students. This first course of a master class on Art, Design and Technology for the Arab States is part of UNESCO's DigiArts initiative.
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