On Saturday, H.E. Omar Al-Omar, Minister of State for Communications Affairs, emphasized the critical need for ongoing updates and improvements to the government application "Sahl" to align with:
The political leadership's vision
The nation's digital transformation goals
Citizens' and residents' expectations for easy, fast, and secure digital government services
In a statement to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Minister Al-Omar revealed that the Ministry held an extensive meeting last Thursday with the Sahl Executive Committee to review the latest developments and plans for enhancing digital services provided through the platform.
Key Highlights from the Minister's Statement:
Central Digital Platform
Sahl serves as Kuwait's centralized national platform for e-government services
Represents the government's primary tool for digitizing services and streamlining procedures
Provides unified access to services across multiple government entities
Reduces time/effort for users while improving satisfaction with government performance
Future Development Plans
Accelerated rollout of new services
Enhanced government integration through data exchange and technical connectivity
Focus on creating a seamless, comprehensive digital experience
Digital Transformation Philosophy
"We believe digitization isn't merely a technical process, but a complete transformation in service delivery that reflects our commitment to:
Transparency
Equal access to services
Improved public spending efficiency
Sahl embodies this approach in practice."
Upcoming Priorities
Increased coordination with government entities to accelerate service integration
Development of Sahl Business version to better serve private sector needs
Support for entrepreneurs and companies in digital transactions
Alignment with Kuwait's national business digitization strategy
Meeting Attendees Included:
Eng. Tariq Al-Darbas, Communications Advisor
Members of the Sahl Executive Committee:
• Col. Bashar Al-Sayed Hashim (Ministry of Interior)
• Fajr Al-Yaseen (Public Authority for Civil Information)
• Amina Abdulrahim (Public Authority for Civil Information)
05/07/2025