Ninety-First Session of the Electronic Government Interoperability Working Group Convenes

During the first part of the meeting, dedicated to reviewing resolutions, requests from executive bodies and private companies were examined in the presence of core and invited members. Following extensive discussion, several requests submitted to the Secretariat of the Information Technology Executive Council received approval.
Among the government entities whose service requests were approved were the Iran Information Technology Organization, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee, the Headquarters for the Reconstruction of Holy Shrines, the National Budget and Planning Organization, the National Organization for Registration of Deeds and Properties, Qazvin Municipality, the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation, the Social Security Organization, the Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare, and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance.
Subsequently, requests from non-governmental organizations and companies, including the Banks Employees Retirement Fund, Omid Entrepreneurship Fund, Iran Khodro Company, Pishgaman Tose'e Ertebatat, Nedagostar Saba Data Company, Ideh Gozin Khedmat Afzar Mana Company, Sono Pars Yazd Company, Sadan Electronic Payment Company, and Me'maran Fanavari Hooshmand Company, were also approved.
Furthermore, it was decided that all banks, in completing the resolution of the 83rd session of the Interoperability Working Group, shall obtain the power of attorney service from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the inquiry for Note 1 of Article 186 of the tax law (dashboard) from the National Tax Organization, and the ChaparPlus service from the Regulatory and Radio Communications Organization.
In the second part of the session (under resolution number two), the request from the Ports and Maritime Organization concerning the implementation of smartification duties for electronic services was reviewed. It was decided that the necessary services for obtaining information on incoming bills of lading to the country's ports would be provided to the Ports and Maritime Organization by the Islamic Republic of Iran Railways and the Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization, as appropriate.