Muscat – This also includes 23 new government websites, and 63 government websites that were linked to the high-speed unified government network.
Engineer Sami Suhail Beit Fadel, Director General of Infrastructure and Digital Platforms at the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, said that this link aims to achieve communication between government institutions in a safe manner and raise the level of electronic services.

He noted that the number of state administrative apparatus entities that provide their services through the government integration platform has reached 32 until the first half of this year, and the number of entities benefiting from the services is 64, including 60 entities from the units of the state administrative apparatus and 4 entities from private sector institutions.
The Director General of Infrastructure and Digital Platforms at the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology explained that the total requests for data exchange through the platform – since its inception – amounted to 800 million requests, including 100 million requests by the end of the first half of 2023.
The government integration platform is one of the basic structures for government digital transformation. It is a central system that allows the exchange of data sets between the electronic systems of the administrative apparatus units automatically, and works to reduce the time of completing transactions and reduce paper requirements.
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