E-Government in Egypt: An Analysis of Practices and Challenges

Gebba, Tarek Roshdy; Zakaria, Mohamed Ramzy

doi:10.24102/ijbrd.v4i2.576

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“…Egypt has also invested in multimedia with video and audio links on its website. Egypt has three mobile operators and has made more initiatives IT skills and computer-based education, but it appeared far behind other Arab countries as shown above in e-Government readiness according to the UN survey 2014 [24,25,26]. The e-Government development or readiness according to United Nations survey includes online services, human capital and telecommunication infrastructure as shown in table 1.…”

Section: E-government Development In Gulf Country and Egyptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effective e-Government and Citizens Adoption in Egypt

Abbassy¹,

Mesbah²

2016

IJCA

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Section: E-government Development In Gulf Country and Egyptmentioning

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Effective e-Government and Citizens Adoption in Egypt

Abbassy¹,

Mesbah²

2016

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“…Egypt: (Abdelsalam et al, 2012;ElBaradei et al, 2012;Gebba and Zakaria, 2015). Malaysia: (Haidar and Bakar, 2012;Ramli, 2012).…”

Section: Asian Economic and Financial Reviewmentioning

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Obstacles toward Adopting Electronic Government in an Emerging Economy: Evidence from Kuwait

AL‐Mutairi

Naser²,

Fayez

2018

Asian Economic and Financial Review

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Article HistoryThe current study provides assessment to the current system of e-government in Kuwait. It also identifies possible obstacles towards promoting effective e-government and what should be done to alleviate these obstacles. A questionnaire survey has been used to achieve the aim of the study. During January and April 2017 the questionnaire was distributed to 275 public sector employees. Of which 200 returned completed resulting in 72% usable response rate. Descriptive statistics was performed together with Mann Whitney test to identify significant difference in the participants' answers due to their managerial occupation. The study revealed that Kuwait has the required financial resources to adopt an effective e-government system. The participants in the survey indicated that Kuwait lacks an effective infrastructure of information technology and a major proportion of the participants demonstrated that they acquire a low or average level of knowledge and experience in information technology. They consider the current information technology system adopted by the Kuwaiti government is not secured enough to protect public data and information.Contribution/ Originality: This is the recent study that covers different aspects of e-government in a developing rich country such as Kuwait. It documents that the current information technology system adopted by the Kuwaiti government is not secured enough to protect public data and information.

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“…E-government in Egypt is still in its infancy, and opens up a lot of development possibilities in the coming future. The currently implemented eGovernmental portal in Egypt offers electronic services in the form of one-stop-shop [10,11]. It offers a number of electronic services to citizens from the government such as instructions on issuing official documents at a number of states or what they call "governorate".…”

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“…E-Government is multidisciplinary and consists of several domains of research and implementations as e-Democracy, eParticipation, e-Administration, e-Health, and e-Justice [6,9]. E-government in Egypt is lagging behind other countries in the region [10]. Although e-government is becoming an urgent topic in Egypt, there is still a lot to be done on the level of inter-organisational processes models and the way services are offered to citizens and to private companies.…”

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Towards A Shared Public Electronic Services Framework

Ali-Eldin¹

2014

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E-Government is an urgent topic for developing countries. In Egypt and after the latest political, societal and economic changes over the last three years, it is becoming a critical issue for economic and sustainable development. In this paper, we enunciate the need for a shared public services framework for e-government in Egypt. Furthermore, we discuss the different aspects that need to be considered by such a framework.

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E-Government in Egypt: An Analysis of Practices and Challenges

Cited by 25 publications

References 15 publications

Effective e-Government and Citizens Adoption in Egypt

Effective e-Government and Citizens Adoption in Egypt

Obstacles toward Adopting Electronic Government in an Emerging Economy: Evidence from Kuwait

Towards A Shared Public Electronic Services Framework

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