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The Ministry of Planning and Economic Development assigns the management and operation of “Khadamat Misr” to eFinance
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eFinance a subsidiary of EFIG was assigned by the Ministry of Planning to manage and operate “Khadamat Misr” within the framework of the state's strategy towards developing all government services and Egypt's Vision 2030.
“Khadamat Misr” is established to provide governmental services to Egyptians under the leadership of the Ministry of Planning and the UAE to achieve economic and social development, accelerate the advancement of the government sector, and ensure financial inclusion through electronic payment methods.
eFinance’s long experience in project management, especially national projects and managing the financial network of the Egyptian government makes it more than capable to manage all projects and ensure their sustainability and development through a base of high-level cadres to implement citizen-based projects, relying on a high-tech infrastructure and a secure and encrypted electronic network.
The cooperation on “Khadamat Misr” focuses on the importance of promoting the services provided to citizens across the governorates and seeks to achieve social justice and economic growth in line with the state's efforts towards accelerating the transformation of the economy into an entity based on science, knowledge and technology.
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