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Third Wave wins govt. tender in Bahrain

 

Picture shows from left -- Suren Kannangara - Managing Director – Affno, Stefan Moraes – Managing Director - Third Wave Group, Mohammed Al Qaed - CEO e- Government Authority Bahrain and Feras Ahmed – Director Channels e- Government Authority Bahrain.

The Third Wave Group together with its software partner, Affno, recently won a government tender in Bahrain.

This project will enable citizens of Bahrain to access all govt. services and make payments through their mobile phones. This was the third project awarded by the e-Government Agency responsible for e-government initiatives in Bahrain, the previous projects being secured by two large Indian giants that are quoted on NASDAQ.

The project was won by Third Wave International (TWI) – Bahrain, part of the Third Wave Group based in Sri Lanka. Officials said the Bahrain e- government project was jointly secured by TWI Bahrain and Affno.


 
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