Minister of Irrigation: Digital transformation and linking with state institutions are the main focus for the development of the Survey Authority
The Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Dr. Hani Sweilem, confirmed that digital transformation and connectivity with various state institutions is the main focus of the development of the Egyptian General Authority for Survey. Pointing out that development must be within the framework of a comprehensive structural and institutional perspective that includes governance of the Authority’s work and digitization of the services provided by the Authority, while raising the efficiency of the human element as it is the Authority’s development tool..
This came during a meeting held by the Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation with a number of the ministry’s leaders, to review the future vision for developing the Survey Authority.
Dr. Sweilem reviewed the proposed vision for the development of the Survey Authority, which includes completing the digital transformation system and automating the authority’s work to facilitate procedures and fulfill the authority’s obligations towards national projects and towards all governmental and private sectors of the state, and implementing a national project to create a property database, to create integration with the information infrastructure project for the system. Egyptian Planning (base map), with the possibility of starting to create a developed model for one of the cadastral directorates to provide mechanized services, so that this model will be expanded later upon its success, in addition to working on developing a system to automate and follow up on expropriation projects at the republic level, by establishing an integrated system in cooperation with The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to govern compensation disbursement procedures in order to achieve speedy disbursement, and to coordinate with the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, to enable state agencies to benefit from the network of fixed stations affiliated with the Survey Authority..
Development proposals also include expanding partnerships with the private sector, to overcome the problem of labor shortages and benefiting from the modern technologies available to these entities, continuous coordination and holding joint cooperation protocols, to assign work to companies approved by the Authority exclusively, and working to develop the General Marketing Administration. The Survey Authority, and the exploitation of the authority’s assets..
In order to enhance the human capabilities of the Survey Authority’s employees, development work includes improving the work efficiency of the General Administration of the Survey Training Center, to raise the capabilities of the Authority’s employees, and relying on transformational training to fill the deficit in some specializations in the Authority.
The Minister directed continued coordination with various state agencies, to provide the services available from the Survey Authority in a manner befitting its distinguished position in preserving and approving properties and assisting various state agencies to achieve their desired development goals, while accelerating the disbursement of compensation to citizens in various projects.
Dr. Hani Sweilem also directed that the Survey Authority coordinate with the various entities of the Ministry of Irrigation, to conduct transfer training for workers and administrators wishing to work for the Authority, provided that they are trained before transferring to the Survey Authority to enable them to engage in the work that will be assigned to them. span>
