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EAD breaks new ground in e-Services
ABU DHABI - The Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi (EAD) now offers 25 of its services online.
Some of the services made available online at the EAD portal include fishing and marine licences, information services such as environmental laws and regulations, technical documents, announcements, events organised by EAD and publications were also made available online through the portal.
Residents and visitors to the emirate of Abu Dhabi can now benefit from a single point of online access to the environmental services they want to avail themselves of.
Ibrahim Mohamed Lari, CEO of Injazat Data Systems, said, “the EAD is breaking new grounds in the efficient delivery and easy access to its services through a reliable online platform. Injazat is very pleased to have supported EAD in developing and implementing these innovative eServices that will further enhance the agency’s performance.”
“The new set of eServices will also be available at the Abu Dhabi Government portal http://www.abudhabi.ae, ” said Rashed Lahej Al Mansoori, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Systems and Information Committee (ADSIC).
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