The government plans to build 68 digital service centers by 2030

The Director of the Office of the Prime Minister, Mansof Hamdi, announced on Thursday morning, during an intervention before the Assembly of the Representatives of the People and the National Council of Governments and Regions, the direction of the government's presidency towards the concentration of 34 digital service houses during the first six months of 2026. These facilities cover 21 states to provide administrative services and bring them closer to citizens, responding to the needs of more than 900,000 citizens and restricting mobility between public structures.

These spaces operate under the general supervision of municipalities to provide services on behalf of other public structures with official mandate, based on single speaker space and digital scanning space. These facilities are integrated with 53 multifamily houses, bringing the total number of digital and multifamilly houses to 87 in different areas.

Subsequent plans include setting up 68 new digital service houses over the 2027-2030 period at a rate of 17 each year, along with working to develop 20 new administrative services during 2027 to enhance accessibility and facilitate public transactions.

The Government Presidency is pursuing the completion of the National Legal Media Portal and the Unified Portal for Electronic Services, as well as the development of a mobile app to facilitate services, and the formulation of a unified reference framework aimed at unifying public data sources and facilitating the exchange of information between departments.

This path involves activating the system of interconnection between administrative structures to apply the principle of not requiring the same document more than once based on regulated legal frameworks for data and electronic documents exchange, thus reducing procedural burdens.