Supreme Political Council Mohammed Saleh Al-Nuaimi on Tuesday affirmed that the adoption of the electronic system in implementing the interim plans included in the national vision for building the modern Yemeni state is sufficient to improve government performance, accelerate achievement, and create a distinguished work environment.
Al-Nuaimi indicated, at the opening of a training workshop with the participation of 30 trainees on using the electronic system of the national vision in implementing the interim plans organized over two days by the Technical Unit for Follow-up and Evaluation in the Office of the Presidency of the Republic, that the electronic system of the national vision will control all paths of planning, implementation, evaluation and follow-up as well as it will eliminate multiple concepts and interpretations.
He urged the trainees from various government agencies to absorb the information and knowledge they will receive during the course. He directed the government agencies to provide the appropriate environment for the trainees and enable them to perform their work to the fullest.
Al-Nuaimi explained the importance of keeping pace with changes and modernity and relying on modern technology in various government agencies to ensure facilitation, improvement and improvement of performance and providing the best services to the citizen with ease.
For his part, Deputy Prime Minister for National Vision Affairs and Head of the Executive Office of the vision Mahmoud al-Junaid stated that the electronic system will serve the national vision for building a modern state and all its components, and it will be subject to development, modernization and change according to the results and data of field work and proper evaluation.
Al-Junaid pointed out that the electronic system will save time and effort and will contribute to overcoming difficulties in preparing, evaluating and following up plans that were based on manual work.
Deputy Director of the Office of the Presidency of the Republic and Head of the Technical Unit for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Vision in the Office Fahd el-Ezzi, appreciated the efforts that were made and contributed to creating the electronic system.
He urged the trainees to take advantage of the knowledge and information that they will receive during the training period and apply them in practice, taking into account that the plans that the trainees will deal with are well-thought-out, chronic, scientifically feasible, practical and applicable according to the available capabilities.
Participants from various government agencies receive practical and theoretical lectures on how to use the electronic system of the National Vision, its components, settings, main and subsidiary operations, and its strategic objectives.
Source: Yemen News Agency