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Doha
The Ministry of Interior (MoI) won the gold award for Metrash2 app.
The award is given to the best government digital application for smart devices in terms of content, service, usage, design, functionality, app access and user experience. This was announced during a ceremony organised by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications at the St. Regis Doha Hotel on Monday, to announce the Qatar Digital Excellence Awards in the government sector.
The event was attended by Minister of Transport and Communications HE Jassim Saif Al Sulaiti and a number of senior government officials.
The award for the Ministry of Interior was received by Brigadier Abdul Rahman Ali Al Farahid Al Maliki, assistant director-general of Information Systems.
The ceremony also included the graduation of the new batches of the Qatar Digital Government Training Programme that stems from the Qatar Digital Government strategy. The 17 graduates of the second batch of the Chief Technology Officers (CTO) Training Programme and 28 graduates of the third batch of the IT Talent Training Programme were honoured on the occasion. Many employees of the Ministry of Interior also participated in the programme.
Brigadier Maliki said that the Ministry of Interior won the Gold Award for Metrash2 in terms of use and the facilities of completing direct transactions without the need to visit the ministry’s service departments or any security centre, adding that the ministry is proud that Metrash2 app has been winning many awards for mobile applications for 10 consecutive years due to its ease of use and the availability of large number of services.
He added that other services will be added to Metrash2 in the near future.
He pointed out that the Qatar Digital Government has provided the required training for government agencies, which contributes to raising the level of employees’ skills in the field of computer usage and information systems.
He said the training programme also provided them with leadership skills related to electronic systems and solving electronic problems that help them perform their work effectively.
Doha
The Ministry of Interior (MoI) won the gold award for Metrash2 app.
The award is given to the best government digital application for smart devices in terms of content, service, usage, design, functionality, app access and user experience. This was announced during a ceremony organised by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications at the St. Regis Doha Hotel on Monday, to announce the Qatar Digital Excellence Awards in the government sector.
The event was attended by Minister of Transport and Communications HE Jassim Saif Al Sulaiti and a number of senior government officials.
The award for the Ministry of Interior was received by Brigadier Abdul Rahman Ali Al Farahid Al Maliki, assistant director-general of Information Systems.
The ceremony also included the graduation of the new batches of the Qatar Digital Government Training Programme that stems from the Qatar Digital Government strategy. The 17 graduates of the second batch of the Chief Technology Officers (CTO) Training Programme and 28 graduates of the third batch of the IT Talent Training Programme were honoured on the occasion. Many employees of the Ministry of Interior also participated in the programme.
Brigadier Maliki said that the Ministry of Interior won the Gold Award for Metrash2 in terms of use and the facilities of completing direct transactions without the need to visit the ministry’s service departments or any security centre, adding that the ministry is proud that Metrash2 app has been winning many awards for mobile applications for 10 consecutive years due to its ease of use and the availability of large number of services.
He added that other services will be added to Metrash2 in the near future.
He pointed out that the Qatar Digital Government has provided the required training for government agencies, which contributes to raising the level of employees’ skills in the field of computer usage and information systems.
He said the training programme also provided them with leadership skills related to electronic systems and solving electronic problems that help them perform their work effectively.
