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Maldives cabinet goes digital

The Maldives Cabinet of Ministers on Tuesday launched the digital portal of the Cabinet –that consolidates all systems of the Cabinet in a single digital portal, according to a government statement.

It said digitizing the Cabinet systems accelerates the Cabinet processes and reduce bureaucratic delays, and also reduces paper usage by over 90 % and cuts administrative costs on Cabinet meetings by 50 %.

Picture (courtesy Maldives government) shows the cabinet in progress and ministers with their ‘tablet’ PCs.
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