MUSCAT : The ministry said its specialised technical teams closely monitored the issues and responded immediately by implementing the necessary measures to ensure the service operated smoothly and efficiently.
The service subsequently recorded noticeable and gradual improvement, allowing thousands of users to continue completing student transfer transactions.
The ministry reaffirmed its commitment to improving the efficiency and reliability of its digital services and providing beneficiaries with easier, higher-quality services.
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