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[E-Government News] The open discussions and informal contributions by the participants provided the ICT experts with an excellent opportunity to further their personal and corporate relationships with the officials in the Omani government on how best to engage the private sector.

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Scienceblog.comhttp://www.scienceblog.com [Scienceblog.com] Science Blog -- WSIS: INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES ARE ...: MAQBOOL ALI SULTAN, Minister of Commerce and Industry of Oman, said that e-government by itself would not be of significant value unless citizens and businesses acquired knowledge and resources that would allow them to avail such services.  The citizens and businesses aspired for the availability of the telecommunications infrastructure and the electronic transactions-supporting environment.  Oman welcomed the proposal of creating a Digital Solidarity Fund to provide technical and financial assistance towards national and regional capacity.  Oman had addressed the issue of information and communication technologies with much attention, and its progress to date had been encouraging.

http://government.blogspot.com [Government.blogspot.com] ArabGov.Com: 04/01/2003 - 04/30/2003: During a visit to the Dubai e-Government stand at the Careers Fair 2003 at Airport Expo, Gen Shaikh Mohammed called for gainful employment of national youths and for equipping them with necessary skills that would help them to become effective contributors to transforming Dubai into a digital economy. He instructed the Dubai e-Government to spread the knowledge of IT throughout the community and encourage people to make greater use of electronic services in all their government transactions.

http://us.oneworld.net [Us.oneworld.net] OneWorld U.S. Home / In Depth / Information & Media / ICT: The 10th edition of the South African Health Review, has the major theme of Human Resources for Health (HRH). This report consists of 17 chapters focusing on various related issues.

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