The agreement aims to enhance the services provided by One-Stop-Shop System (OSS) offered by MOCI in terms of analysing the current implementation of the service in the existing One-Stop-Shop Application, simplifying the process where applicable and ensuring that self-service users can get the services in the most efficient and effective manner.
Speaking on the significance of the occasion, H.E. Al Maimani stated: "This agreement shows the Sultanate's keenness to strengthen the collaboration with different countries. We will benefit from the Centre of Registers & Information Systems in terms of exchanging experiences and experts especially in the areas that we need to develop. I hope this agreement will lead to more work with the Centre in the future."
The OSS project provides a single window of service to the business community of the Sultanate of Oman. The system was one of the first few eGovernment initiatives launched in the Sultanate of Oman. The project aims to enable the online eServices and enhance the business processes.
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