In the context of efforts to enhance societal awareness of digital security services, community affairs headed by Public Security, in cooperation with the development team at the Ministry of Interior, organized an introductory workshop that reviewed the mechanism of submitting electronic communications through the application of the unified “government” (MyGov), with the participation of representatives of the General Secretariat for grievances, the drug recovery association, Dar Al -Karama, and Dar Al -Aman.
During the workshop, a detailed explanation of the basic steps approved to submit communications through the application of “My Government” that includes public security services, submitting communications to police stations, anti -corruption departments and economic and electronic crimes, reports of the Department of Research and Follow -up of Nationality and Properties Affairs, and the submission of child protection reports from abuse in cyberspace, in addition to reviewing the beneficiaries of this service, and the security aspects related to them, including It ensures ease of use and response speed, without the need to directly go to police stations.
This workshop contributes to supporting the efforts of digital transformation within the security system, by improving the efficiency of the services provided and relieving pressure on the field bodies, in order to enhance the levels of transparency and keep pace with the requirements of modern security work.
This initiative also comes in the context of supporting community partnership and enabling relevant institutions to optimize the technical means provided by the Ministry of Interior, in line with the goals of sustainable development and Bahrain Economic Vision 2030.
