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Ministry of Finance Implements E-Office

  • October 24, 2018
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The Finance Division in order to ensure efficiency and effective of officers at all levels has implemented an E-Office program in line with government’s policies. The implementation has already gotten on board over 250 users in various wings for the E-office suite.

The e-office system was inaugurated by Mr. Arif Ahmad Khan, Secretary Finance at Ministry of Finance on Wednesday. At the inauguration, he called upon the officers to master e-office skills and benefit from the automated system and stressed upon complete digitization of records on priority basis. Furthermore, he added that implementation of the program shall facilitate institutional reforms and help improve performance.

The contribution of the National Information Technology Board and the Finance Ministry’s team led by Mr. Javed Iqbal Khan, Joint Secretary (BI) for taking on the challenge of training a large number of officials in a short time were also appreciated by the Secretary Finance. He also stated that he hopes that the implementation of the E-office program at Finance Division will serve as an example for other divisions to follow.

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