Parliamentary Economy: The National Commission for Information Law will reduce red tape and corruption

Sunday 12 July 2015
| 14:38


The Commission on Economy and Investment parliamentary, Sunday, the National Commission for Information Law will reduce red tape and corruption, unexpected vote on it during the next legislative term.

Committee Chairman Jawad Albolalna for "Qurtas News" that "the Committee of Economy of supporters of the law of the National Commission for Informatics because the vocabulary and paragraphs emphasizes the simplification of procedures routine followed the government departments, as well as saving time and effort and keep the money, because it will contribute to the fight against financial and administrative corruption and increases transparency. "

He Bolani that "initial indications of the project confirms that he will apply initially ministries and service departments of interest to citizens because of its proximity to him, in addition to daily deal with national Kalheiih for retirement, sexual and directorates and a certificate of citizenship, passports and wages of water, electricity and other".

Bolani stressed that "the House of Representatives Egypt on its decision and vote the event of arrival of the Council of Ministers for consideration and discussion," expected to "vote by the House of Representatives in the coming sessions following the legislative recess."

The Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi was launched on June 11th of this project for the simplification of administrative procedures in government departments Start your transaction from your home through the use of information technology, and is included to facilitate the completion of transactions of the citizens in the government departments and the registration of national and foreign companies in the field of investment.

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