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Interior Minister Yasser Al-Maliki inaugurated today a central platform for tracking the ministry's vehicles, directing efforts to complete the digital identity project. During his inspection visit to the Directorate of Communications and Information Systems, the platform was launched as a sovereign unified system operating in full coordination with the Central Response and Control Directorate (911) to monitor the ministry's vehicle movements and enhance their readiness. During the tour, the minister chaired a meeting where he received a briefing on the directorate's tasks, departments, and key achievements, as well as reviewing the administrative, security, and financial systems in place along with supporting service platforms. The meeting discussed plans for modern city security and ways to enhance security and digital performance, focusing on improving national security work efficiency and reducing human deployment of security personnel in the streets by relying on modern technologies and digital transformation, alongside utilizing studies and scientific evaluations to develop operational aspects. The minister praised the technical efforts to keep pace with modern technology and provide remote services to citizens, directing the activation of smart platforms to facilitate citizens' access to essential services, especially in civil status, passports, residency, and traffic directorates, with emphasis on completing the digital identity project and developing human resources to ensure sustainable institutional development.
