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The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration is preparing for a significant digital transformation, with key reforms in the final stages of implementation. This announcement was made during a meeting on digital policy, chaired by Islamabad's Deputy Commissioner Irfan Nawaz Memon, according to an ICT administration spokesperson.
During the meeting, decisions were made to introduce a comprehensive digital policy aimed at modernizing administrative processes and enhancing public services. A major focus is the digitization of the payment system for fines, ensuring a transparent and efficient method for processing transactions.
Additionally, the district administration's office affairs will transition to a digital framework.
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