Punjab Irrigation Dept to launch e-Tawan initiative
LAHORE:Punjab Irrigation Department will launch e-Tawan initiative after successfully introducing e-Abiana. Secretary Irrigation Punjab Capt (retd) Saif Anjum had a meeting with Chairman Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) Azfar Manzoor to discuss and review e-Abiana progress. The developments on the upcoming e-Tawan initiative as part of e-Abiana were also discussed. Automation and upgradation of Irrigation Department’s library in line with PITB’s e-Library initiative was also deliberated. Both departments will be signing an agreement in this regard to make all the relevant literature readily available to departments’ employees. PITB DG-IT Operations Faisal Yousaf, DG e-Governance Sajid Latif, Director Development & Procurement Ata-ur-Rehman and Director IT M Kashif Farooq were also present at the meeting.
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