The Parliamentary Committee for Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship visits the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department and praises the development of its digital services
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The Parliamentary Committee for Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship praised the efforts exerted by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department in developing its services, and the progress it has achieved in the field of digital transformation and procedural simplification, which enhances performance efficiency and elevates the quality of services provided to citizens.
The Chairman of the Committee, MP Dr. Moayad Al-Alawneh, affirmed during his and the committee members' visit to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department on Tuesday, that the department is considered one of the pioneering government institutions and has become a remarkable example in the levels of employing modern technologies, earning the satisfaction of service recipients due to the qualitative development it has achieved in recent years.
Pointing out the importance of enhancing electronic linkage between relevant institutions, and expanding the provision of integrated digital services, which contributes to facilitating procedures and expediting the completion of transactions among all related state institutions.
For his part, the Director of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department, Brigadier General Engineer Omar Al-Qaraan, affirmed that the Public Security Directorate gives utmost priority to service departments to develop their services, simplify work procedures, and introduce modern technologies and systems for that purpose.
He affirmed that the department continues its future aspirations and builds upon what has been achieved to bring about further development and provide its comprehensive services in accordance with the latest systems and in a manner that facilitates procedures for service recipients.
At the conclusion of the visit, the committee toured the department's facilities, where it was briefed on the technical systems used in providing services and the procedures followed to organize work and accelerate the completion of visitors' transactions.
