The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MOTC) has launched an application MOTC for cellphones and smart devices, aiming to help users access and execute the e-services they need easier and faster. The app also displays valuable information about the Ministry, as well as its events.
Also at the launch, MOTC revealed that 25 new e-services are now available in the field of maritime transport affairs, relating specifically to small and large vessels.
This comes in the context of MOTC’s ongoing endeavors to deploy e-government system standards nationwide as well as the objectives of the Qatar Digital Government 2020 Strategy, which aims to better serve individuals and business, create efficiency in government administration and increase government openness.
MOTC is set to make all its e-services available on its mobile application in the future. It plans to add land transport e-services as soon as the relevant land transport laws and regulations are officially released.
MOTC places considerable attention on developing its services and making them accessible and available anytime, anywhere, for the best user experience and highest satisfaction.
Other maritime transport e-services include the issuance of certificates to whom it may concern, certificates on deletion of a large vessel, certificates of insurance validity, replacement certificates and rodent-free certificates.
Aiming for best service delivery, MOTC signed an agreement with Qatar Post for the delivery of the certificates and ownership cards for the transactions completed via the mobile application or Ministry website, to their respective individuals and companies.
The agreement was signed by Mr. Hassan Al-Hail, Advisor to HE the Minister of Transport and Communications, and Qatar Post Chairman and Managing Director Mr. Faleh Al Naemi
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Source: motc.gov.qa
