Chief minister of Punjab stated that information technology was a durable route to attain fastest progress across the globe during current period of time.
A Pakistani origin delegation coming from England called on the chief minister here Sunday. The delegation comprised of former polo players, coaches and IT experts. Matters of mutual interest, promotion of polo sport in Punjab and information technology were discussed during the meeting. CM said that all possible steps were being taken for the promotion of information technology in Punjab, adding that people can easily avail 30 government services through “Go Punjab App” by sitting at their homes.
GO Punjab (GoPb) App, developed by PITB, is a one-stop solution that aggregates multiple citizen-centric services from different departments on a single platform. Death, birth, marriage and divorce certificates can also be obtained through the app along with the payment of professional, token, property tax, e-auction, transfer of vehicles and their registration.
E-stamp paper, Fard Malkiyet, and the payment of mutation fee can also be done through it, farmers can pay the fee E-abiyana and the industrialists can pay the business registration fee.
Go Punjab App can also be used for the registration of private schools. Under the Punjab Ehsas Rashan Programme, registration can also be made through this app. This App is not only of Punjab, but of Pakistan was the first public sector app of its own distinctive feature. This app would save time and money of the citizens
The chief minister also stated that we would welcome IT experts coming from foreign countries in Punjab. He maintained that information technology was a durable route to attain fastest progress across the globe during current period of time.
Information Technology Expert Fatima Mazhar disclosed that more IT projects would be introduced in Pakistan after cab service and cap-tracking and vowed to introduce latest information technology facilities in Punjab.
Chief Minister stated, “Punjab Government intends to provide opportunities to the young promising polo players to move ahead in Punjab, adding that polo is a nice sport and young players will be persuaded as well as encouraged to excel in this sport.
The delegation comprised of former coaches of Pakistan’s Polo Team Omar Minhas, Haseeb Minhas, IT Expert Fatima Mazhar and Farasat Ali Chattha.
Originally published at The News