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[E-Government News] Korea received the top award for electronic governance system at the seventh International E-government Forum, the Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs said yesterday.The award is given to nations that have the best records in the fields of e-democracy, e-public participation and e-governance. The three-day international forum ended in France today, with 45 participating countries.

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