Electronic Government in Iraq: A Vision for Solutions and Future Prospects
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https://doi.org/10.58298/802025686Keywords:
Electronic governance, Electronic government, technical transformation, IraqAbstract
Technological progress, the emergence of the Internet and electronic media that operate according to this network, and the ease of access of citizens of countries to these technological techniques in the global strategic environment have led to the development of strategic plans that facilitate the lives of their citizens in obtaining the necessary and luxury services they need with the click of a button, and in a few minutes via digital tablets that are within reach, and leaving the complex and slow routine administrative procedures.
As we live today in the age of speed, this development and transformations towards e-governance are part of the global citizen indicators, and Iraq must keep pace with the global and regional countries that have transformed digitally and have made advanced strides in this field, and Iraq, despite its implementation of e-governance operations at the level of many official state institutions, faces challenges to stop the wheel of electronic transformation, some of which are related to the ordinary citizen, some of which are related to state institutions, and some of which are related to organized crime and terrorism that target state institutions digitally and technologically.
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