All public services to go online


Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Economy) Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed said: “We want a lot of our public services and transactions to be made available online – 95% or even 100%".

PETALING JAYA: The government will try to make all of its public services online, said Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Economy) Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed.

“We want a lot of our public services and transactions to be made available online – 95% or even 100%. While for intra-government (services), the target would be 70%. This is going to be part of our digital strategy, ” Mustapa said in his speech at the Economic Planning Unit’s policy webinar titled rebuilding the economy with enabling policies.“

The current challenges (from Covid-19) we are facing have motivated us to move even quicker on this journey of a fully digital society. With the advent of new technologies and social media citizens have become more discerning and are demanding for more services with the click of a button, ” he added.

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