Millions of government transactions a year still need a visit and travel between governorates: every service that goes digital saves a citizen a whole day and eases the load on the citizen service centres.
Their weights inside the objective and their progress; the weighted sum is the objective’s attainment.
Put government services fully online on the unified e-services platform
OBJ-07.1
Weight
40%
74%Basel Al-MahayniBasel Al-MahayniDirector General, Digital Government Services & Portfolio Manager, Digital Government Services & DataP-003·basel.almahayni@psa.gov.sy
Lift citizen satisfaction with the digital experience
OBJ-07.2
Weight
35%
62%Eng. Lina Al-AttarEng. Lina Al-AttarHead of the Unified Government e-Services Platform & Programme Manager, Government e-ServicesP-004·lina.alattar@psa.gov.sy
Shift walk-ins from the centres to the platform and the government services app
OBJ-07.3
Weight
25%
82%Eng. Lina Al-AttarEng. Lina Al-AttarHead of the Unified Government e-Services Platform & Programme Manager, Government e-ServicesP-004·lina.alattar@psa.gov.sy
Contributing initiatives & projects
The objective’s approved initiatives and their projects, and each project’s share of the contribution by budget.
Eng. Lina Al-AttarEng. Lina Al-AttarHead of the Unified Government e-Services Platform & Programme Manager, Government e-ServicesP-004·lina.alattar@psa.gov.sySYP2.7BAt risk
Dr. Nisreen Al-ShoufiDr. Nisreen Al-ShoufiDirector, Legal Affairs & Secretary of the National Steering CommitteeP-052·nisreen.alshoufi@psa.gov.sySYP460MOn track
The objective’s weakest KPI, “Government services fully available online”, is at 86% of its target, and its heaviest project, “e-Litigation & Judicial Notification Platform — Release 2”, is On track. Fixing that one path lifts the objective more than any other action.
This item’s definition as approved in the plan version in force, and every change request on it with the old and proposed values and the decision.
Approved in plan version 1.1Higher Council resolution HCED-2026-032026-03-25
No change requests on this item since the plan was approved.
Corrective actions
What we are doing to bring the KPI back on track, who owns it, and by when.
Speed up the civil-registry integration in the unified e-services platform with a dedicated integration squad
Hamza Al-HusseinHamza Al-HusseinSenior Software Engineer – IntegrationP-030·hamza.alhussein@psa.gov.syDue 2026-10-226 days overdue2026-10-22K-5.1.1Unified Government e-Services Platform
Overdue
Fix the five biggest complaints in the citizen journey on the unified e-services platform, starting with re-keyed civil-registry data
Eng. Tarek Al-MardiniEng. Tarek Al-MardiniProject Manager, Unified Government e-Services PlatformP-005·tarek.almardini@psa.gov.syDue 2026-11-30In 33 days2026-11-30K-5.1.1Unified Government e-Services Platform
In progress
Ship 6 priority e-services before year end in an interim release
Basel Al-MahayniBasel Al-MahayniDirector General, Digital Government Services & Portfolio Manager, Digital Government Services & DataP-003·basel.almahayni@psa.gov.syDue 2026-12-20In 53 days2026-12-20K-5.1.2Unified Government e-Services Platform
Open
Challenges & notes
What holds the objective back and what leadership should know.
Challenge
Satisfaction has been flat at 74% since August; top complaints are slow identity checks against the civil registry and re-keying registry data.
Eng. Lina Al-Attar · 2026-10-22
Challenge
The unified e-services platform is 42 days behind baseline, delaying 18 e-services planned for this year.
Basel Al-Mahayni · 2026-10-19
Note
The digital transformation committee put the civil-status extract and record transfer first in the next release.