ICT admin all set for major digital overhaul
Islamabad: The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration is set to undergo a major digital transformation, with key reforms entering into final stages.
This was stated during a meeting on digital policy, chaired by the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Islamabad, Irfan Nawaz Memon, said an ICT administration spokesperson.
In the meeting, key decisions were made to implement a digital policy aimed at modernising administrative processes and public services.
The meeting was briefed on digital system for payment of fines and decision was made to digitise the payment system, which aims to provide a transparent method for processing transactions, including fines.
The office affairs of the district administration will also be shifted to a digital framework, with the introduction of a record management system.
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