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Unified Government e-Services Platform

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One platform for 68 citizen e-services in a single journey — civil-status records, documents, building permits, local fees — checking identity against the civil registry and linking the ministries through the national interoperability framework.

Early warning: ⁦74%⁩ chance of slipping within ⁦45⁩ days

Budget (BAC)

SYP 2.2B

Actual cost

SYP 1.3B

⁦60%⁩ of budget

Progress

⁦58%⁩Awaiting acceptance ⁦23%⁩

Estimate at completion

SYP 2.3B

+SYP 90M

SPI · CPI

0.87Schedule performance index · 0.870.96Cost performance index · 0.96

Forecast finish

⁦2027-05-12⁩

42 days behind baseline

ExecutionStage ⁦4⁩ of ⁦5⁩

Next gate:Closure31 March 2027

  1. Pre-start · CompletePre-start · Complete
  2. Gate into «Initiation»DecisionGoDate22 September 2024Initiation · CompleteInitiation · Complete
  3. Gate into «Planning»DecisionConditional goDate5 January 2025Planning · CompletePlanning · Complete
  4. Gate into «Execution»DecisionConditional goDate27 April 2025Execution · Current stageExecution · Current stage
  5. Gate into «Closure»DecisionNot held yetDate31 March 2027Closure · Not startedClosure · Not started

Project charter

Objective, scope, deliverables, roles and budget

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Initiation

Project charter

Objective, scope, deliverables, roles and budget

Form no.
PSA-PMO-F04
Template edition
3.0
Version
V3
Form date
⁦2025-02-16⁩
ApprovedPRJ-2026-014Unified Government e-Services Platform

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Project code
PRJ-2026-014
Project
Unified Government e-Services Platform
Portfolio
Digital Government Services & Data Portfolio
Sector
Digital Transformation Sector
Sponsor
Eng. Khaled Al-Kayyali
Project manager
Eng. Tarek Al-Mardini

1Objective

Background

The ministries and governorates run 68 government e-services through separate portals and legacy systems that do not talk to each other; a citizen deals with several bodies and service centres for a single transaction, and transactions that need checking take 21 days on average. The unified government e-services platform brings them into one digital journey: civil-status extracts, the «no criminal record» certificate, vehicle and property services, building permits from the administrative units, local fees and utility subscriptions.

Project objectives

  1. Bring 68 government e-services for citizens into one platform and one journey
  2. Cut the average time for transactions that need checking from 21 days to 5
  3. Lift citizen satisfaction with digital services to 88%
  4. Reduce cost per transaction by 60%

2Scope

In scope

  • One government e-services platform in Arabic and English, meeting accessibility standards, with the service catalogue and a fee calculator
  • Citizen identity checks against the civil registry, links to the ministries under the national interoperability framework, and bank e-payment
  • A configurable, no-code request workflow and forms engine
  • Migration of open requests and service records from the ministries’ current systems
  • Change management and training for 420 staff of the citizen service centres in the governorates

Out of scope

  • The mobile app (separate project PRJ-2026-015)
  • Changing procedures that would need changes to the laws or regulations in force
  • Automating the civil registry itself (separate project PRJ-2026-011)

3Deliverables and milestones

DeliverableDue
Business requirements document⁦2025-08-31⁩
UX prototype⁦2025-09-15⁩
Solution & integration design⁦2026-10-15⁩
Wave 1 service package (24 services)⁦2026-09-30⁩
Civil-registry identity-check interfaces⁦2026-10-31⁩
National interoperability framework interfaces⁦2026-11-15⁩
Data migration plan⁦2026-10-10⁩
Master test plan⁦2026-06-30⁩
MilestoneDate
Charter approved⁦2025-01-05⁩
Build & run contract signed⁦2025-04-30⁩
Advance payment (10%) released⁦2025-05-25⁩
Requirements & design signed off⁦2025-09-30⁩
Internal pilot (MVP) live⁦2026-03-31⁩
Data classification approved under the data-protection policy⁦2026-06-30⁩
Wave 1 development complete (24 services)⁦2026-09-30⁩
Civil registry & national interoperability integration complete⁦2026-10-31⁩
Penetration test passed, security sign-off⁦2026-12-15⁩
User acceptance testing complete⁦2027-01-31⁩
Official launch of the unified government e-services platform⁦2027-03-01⁩
Final acceptance & final payment⁦2027-03-31⁩

4RolesAuto-filled

SponsorAuto-filled
Eng. Khaled Al-Kayyali
Project ownerAuto-filled
Ibrahim Al-Saeed
Project managerAuto-filled
Eng. Tarek Al-Mardini
StakeholderRole
Eng. Khaled Al-KayyaliDeputy President, Digital Transformation — project sponsor
Dr. Samer Al-DaqqarPresident of the Planning and Statistics Authority
Ministry of Administrative DevelopmentCo-owner of the government service catalogue and procedure simplification
Ministry of Interior — Civil RegistryIdentity-check integration partner
Ibrahim Al-SaeedGovernment Services in the Governorates — project owner
Eng. Maher Al-HamawiEnergy, Water & Utilities Projects — citizen service centre readiness
Citizen service centre staff in the governoratesInternal users
Citizens and residents who use the servicesBeneficiaries
Governance bodyRoleCadence
National Projects Steering CommitteeStrategic decisions, escalations, major gatesMonthly
Change CommitteeApproves scope, cost and schedule changesWeekly
Project Approval CommitteeMethodology compliance, data quality, stage gatesFortnightly
Project management teamDay-to-day control, risks, impediments, the periodic update cardWeekly

5BudgetAuto-filled

LineAmount
Build & run contract (incl. approved variation)SYP 1.3B
Government data centre hostingSYP 230M
Integration & digital-signature licencesSYP 180M
Authority internal teamSYP 152.5M
QA & project office supportSYP 135M
Change management & trainingSYP 77.5M
Contingency reserve (5%)SYP 110M
Approved budgetSYP 2.2B

Funding

Digital transformation investment plan 2025–2027, line 2-3-114

6Success criteria and constraints

Success criteria

  • 68 e-services live on the platform at close
  • 99.9% availability in the first six months
  • Penetration test passed with no critical or high findings
  • 70% of walk-in transactions at citizen service centres moved online within 12 months

Constraints

  • Allocation of SYP 2.16bn in the investment plan
  • Hosting in the government data centre inside Syria only
  • Compliance with the cybersecurity and data-protection requirements approved by the Ministry of Communications and IT

Assumptions

  • Civil registry and interoperability test environments available as agreed
  • Service-owning ministries sign off requirements within 10 working days
  • The vendor’s named team stays for the whole build

Approval logChain: Project charter approval · version ⁦1⁩

Every decision on the form — who, their role, the note and the time. It prints with the form.

#StepKindNameDecisionNoteDate & time
1Author—Eng. Tarek Al-MardiniProject Manager, Unified Government e-Services PlatformSubmitted—⁦2025-02-09⁩ 10:15
2PMO complianceMethodology reviewDr. Reem Al-QabbaniPMO — directorApprovedComplete against the hybrid digital template V3.⁦2025-02-12⁩ 09:05
3Project ownerTechnical acceptanceIbrahim Al-SaeedProject ownerApproved—⁦2025-02-13⁩ 15:30
4Budget funding confirmedFinancial approvalRasha Al-MudarresFinanceApproved—⁦2025-02-16⁩ 11:10
5Sponsor approvalTechnical acceptanceEng. Khaled Al-KayyaliProject sponsorApprovedApproved. To the national Steering Committee for information.⁦2025-02-16⁩ 11:20

Signatures

PMO compliance

Dr. Reem Al-Qabbani

Approved⁦2025-02-12⁩

Project owner

Ibrahim Al-Saeed

Approved⁦2025-02-13⁩

Budget funding confirmed

Rasha Al-Mudarres

Approved⁦2025-02-16⁩

Sponsor approval

Eng. Khaled Al-Kayyali

Approved⁦2025-02-16⁩

Issued from Munjaz — Planning and Statistics Authority · ⁦2026-10-28⁩Form PSA-PMO-F04 · version V3

Project charter

Prints the form and its approval log on A4.

Approval path

Read from the approval engine: the steps, their holders and the time limits in working days.

Chain: Project charter approval · version ⁦1⁩

Submitted by Eng. Tarek Al-Mardini on ⁦2025-02-09⁩

  1. Methodology review

    PMO compliance

    Dr. Reem Al-Qabbani · PMO — director

    Approved · ⁦2025-02-12⁩ at ⁦09:05⁩

    Complete against the hybrid digital template V3.

  2. Technical acceptance

    Project owner

    Ibrahim Al-Saeed · Project owner

    Approved · ⁦2025-02-13⁩ at ⁦15:30⁩

  3. Financial approval

    Budget funding confirmed

    Rasha Al-Mudarres · Finance

    On the path because: Financial link?

    Approved · ⁦2025-02-16⁩ at ⁦11:10⁩

  4. Technical acceptance

    Sponsor approval

    Eng. Khaled Al-Kayyali · Project sponsor

    Approved · ⁦2025-02-16⁩ at ⁦11:20⁩

    Approved. To the national Steering Committee for information.

Approval complete — the form is approved and in force.

Previous versions

Every version is kept with its status and what changed.

  1. V3ApprovedCurrent⁦2025-02-16⁩

    Updated after the initiation-gate conditions; full-time PM named

    • Eng. Tarek Al-Mardini named full-time PM
    • Commitment letters from the service-owning ministries attached
    • Budget lines detailed, 5% contingency

    Eng. Tarek Al-Mardini

  2. V2Approved⁦2025-01-05⁩

    Approved at the initiation gate (conditional go)

    • Mobile app moved out of scope as a separate project
    • Target e-services cut from 74 to 68

    Eng. Tarek Al-Mardini

  3. V1Returned for edit⁦2024-12-10⁩

    First draft from the digital template

    • Returned: budget not broken down, no benefits owner

    Eng. Lina Al-Attar

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