The Taliban administration’s Economic Commission, chaired by Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund, Deputy Economic Prime Minister, has approved an electronic system for managing correspondence and official documents within government institutions. According to a statement released by the Prime Minister’s Office, this system was endorsed after thorough review and has been directed to the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology for gradual implementation.<\/p>\n
During the meeting, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology presented the proposed plan for discussion. It was stated that with the launch of this system, coordination among departments will be strengthened, and the exchange process of official documents will be conducted digitally.<\/p>\n
The statement claimed that implementing this system could increase transparency, efficiency, and administrative security, while preventing document forgery, corruption, and time wastage. However, amid widespread criticism of the Taliban administration regarding transparency and accountability, how independent oversight of this system will be ensured and how monitoring bodies will access information remain unclear.<\/p>\n
Officials have described this initiative as a step towards electronic governance; a concept that requires sustainable technical infrastructure, widespread internet access, and clear accountability mechanisms.<\/p>\n
In the same session, a report on 22 public utility projects was also presented. According to officials, these projects have been ordered by the Taliban leadership and are planned to be financed through mining revenues. Further details about the implementation areas and timelines of these projects have not been disclosed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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