Monrovia – The Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah Sr., is urging all Liberians and others from any part of the world to access the government’s information network through the internet.
Report by J. H. Webster Clayeh, [email protected]
According to Minister Kruah everyone can access the National ePortal via www.eLiberia.govl.lr.
The Minister of Post and Telecommunication said the National ePortal provides a one-stop shop that facilitates access to government information and e-services.
Minister Kruah spoke at a CIO council workshop held at the Ministry of Post and Telecommunication on Thursday, August 16, 2018.
Minister Kruah pointed out that, “The Portal is dedicated to providing information to our local and diaspora citizens, business visitors and the general public on locating government agencies on the internet, accessing automated services available across government agencies and providing relevant information during epidemics, disasters and other emergencies.”
He added that the www.eLiberia.gov.lr. was formally launched on July 23, 2018 during the celebration of the 171independence anniversary of Liberia by Madam Jewel Howard-Taylor, Vice President of the Republic of Liberia.
“By the launch of the portal, we hope to centralize all online government services for our citizens and businesses to communicate and transact with the government,” he said.
The Posts & Telecommunications Minister also acknowledged the USAID and Digital Liberia Project Team for their coordinated support toward the development of the draft of the national ICT policy and the improvement of performances of ministries, agencies and commissions under the e-Governance program implementation.
“We also acknowledge the World Bank for its crucial support towards our reform efforts for providing the funds to allow us to access the ACE cable system that now connects Liberia to the world”, he added.
During the meeting, the e-Liberia project manager, Mr. James Solunteh displayed the used of the government information website. According to him, government agencies, and ministries are easily accessible for information about their various services.
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