E-Government in the United Arab Emirates

E-Government in the United Arab Emirates

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==Inception and timeline==
==Inception and timeline==
The UAE began launching E-services in the early 2000s with [[E-Dirham]] in 2001. This service, initiated by the [[Ministry of Finance (United Arab Emirates)|Ministry of Finance]], replaced traditional methods of paying and collecting fees for government services.{{cite web |title=Government to launch more smart payment solutions |url=https://gulfnews.com/business/banking/government-to-launch-more-smart-payment-solutions-1.1508864
The UAE began launching E-services in the early 2000s with [[E-Dirham]] in 2001. This service, initiated by the [[Ministry of Finance (United Arab Emirates)|Ministry of Finance]], replaced traditional methods of paying and collecting fees for government services.{{cite web |title=Government to launch more smart payment solutions |url=https://gulfnews.com/business/banking/government-to-launch-more-smart-payment-solutions-1.1508864
|publisher=Gulf News |date=2018-09-15 |accessdate=15 February 2026}} Following this, the government gradually implemented a variety of E-services.{{cite web |title=Promising E-government |url=https://icp.gov.ae/en/promising-e-government-16-05-2013/ | date = 2013-05-16
|publisher=Gulf News |date=2018-09-15 |accessdate=15 February 2026}} Following this, the government gradually implemented a variety of e-services.{{cite web |title=Promising E-government |url=https://icp.gov.ae/en/promising-e-government-16-05-2013/ | date = 2013-05-16
|publisher=Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship |accessdate=15 February 2026}}
|publisher=Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship |accessdate=15 February 2026}}