Govt aims to make 95% of services available online
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mustapa Mohamed says the plan is to get people back to work and businesses operating once more. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, May 20, 2020.
PUTRAJAYA intends to offer online delivery for 95% of government services as part of its digital transformation plan, said minister Mustapa Mohamed. At the same time, the Perikatan Nasional administration wants 70% of intra-government communications and services to be digitised, said Mustapa who heads the economic planning unit under the prime minister’s department.
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