Emphasizes Strategic Significance of Persistent Work to Enhance 'Sahel' Mobile Application
In a significant move towards modernising public services, Minister Omar Al-Omar emphasised the ongoing development and improvement of the Sahel App, a key component of Kuwait's digital government vision.
The Sahel App, a unified digital portal for e-government services, is set to streamline access to various government agencies and enhance user experience. Minister Al-Omar recently held an expanded meeting with the executive committee of the Sahel application to discuss development plans and enhance user experience.
One of the latest updates in the Sahel App's development is the ongoing emphasis on continuous upgrading, aligning with Kuwait's broader digital transformation goals. The app serves as a central hub for e-government services, providing a seamless and comprehensive digital experience.
Recent developments have seen the Sahel App's executive committee convene to discuss future plans. The meeting was attended by key figures such as Fajr Al-Yassin, Quality Control Supervisor at the Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI), Eng. Tareq Al-Darbas, Advisor to the Minister of Communications, and Colonel Bashar Al-Sayed Hashem, Director of Information Systems, Ministry of Interior.
The next phase of development for the Sahel App will bring about a faster rollout of new services, with a focus on integrating government entities through improved data exchange and technical connectivity. This integration aims to deliver a more seamless and comprehensive digital experience, enhancing operational efficiency, ensuring data consistency, and providing users with a seamless, interconnected experience.
The Sahel App also seeks to better serve the private sector through the development of the Sahel Business app. This application is designed to empower entrepreneurs and companies to manage transactions more efficiently, supporting Kuwait's broader effort to digitise the business environment and foster economic development.
The development process for the Sahel App emphasises the principle that "the service starts and ends with the citizen," ensuring that services are tailored to meet public needs effectively. The government is committed to supporting the Sahel executive committee and various working teams involved in the app's development.
Minister Al-Omar reiterated government support for the Sahel App's executive team and called for strengthened coordination among government bodies to expand services quickly. The Sahel App, considered a cornerstone of Kuwait's digital government vision, aligns with Kuwait's goals of greater transparency, fairness, and efficient public spending. By streamlining government services, improving transparency, and raising satisfaction with public sector performance, the Sahel App is set to play a crucial role in Kuwait's digital future.
The Sahel App, serving as a central hub for e-government services, is continually upgraded to align with Kuwait's broader digital transformation goals, leveraging technology to streamline access to various government agencies and enhance user experience. In the next phase of development, the Sahel App aims to integrate government entities through technology, delivering a more seamless and comprehensive digital experience.
