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Advancing digital transformation by building the foundations of modern, efficient, and citizen-centred e-government services.
Project Overview
The e-Government Development Project supported Libya’s efforts to modernise public administration by developing digital systems, institutional frameworks, and secure information infrastructure. Working with key government bodies, the project strengthened digital readiness, improved service delivery, and laid the groundwork for a unified national e-government platform.
This work was led by Dr. Otman Gajiji, Senior Advisor for Municipal Development and Governance Systems, whose extensive experience in ICT, public-sector reform, and digital transformation guided the design of systems, standards, and institutional mechanisms that advanced Libya’s transition toward transparent, technology-enabled governance.
Summary
Public institutions in Libya have long struggled with fragmented systems, paper-based processes, and limited digital integration. The e-Government Development Project addressed these challenges by creating a structured approach to digital transformation and strengthening technical and institutional capacities. Core activities included designing e-government architecture, developing national standards for secure transactions and data protection, reinforcing the National Information System framework, and delivering ICT and cybersecurity workshops across ministries.
The project also improved digital governance, promoted interoperability, and supported the digitalisation of administrative procedures to enhance efficiency and public accessibility. By focusing on secure data systems, modern legal frameworks, and skilled personnel, the initiative laid the institutional foundations needed for long-term, sustainable digital transformation in Libya.
Key Achievements
Designed technical architecture for Libya’s national e-government platform
Led development of legislation on e-transactions, digital certification, and information security
Strengthened the National Information System (NIS) as a core digital infrastructure
Delivered ICT, cybersecurity, and digital governance workshops for government personnel
Enabled early digitalisation of administrative and public service processes
Improved coordination between ministries through unified digital standards
Enhanced national capacity to adopt and maintain modern e-government systems
Impact
More transparent, efficient, and accessible public services
Reduced administrative bottlenecks and improved government responsiveness
Stronger cybersecurity and protection of citizen data
Better institutional readiness for digital transformation
Increased trust in public institutions through improved service delivery
A scalable foundation for future digital innovations in the public sector
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Green Power Associate supports governments and institutions in designing digital transformation strategies, e-government frameworks, and secure information systems. Our experts design technical architectures, digital standards, training programs, and implementation roadmaps that help public institutions modernise service delivery and build efficient, citizen-centred systems.
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