The Sindh government has taken a major step towards progress in the field of Information Technology by fully digitizing the provincial cabinet.
In this regard, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that all cabinet members have been provided with iPads, and traditional paper files will no longer be used in meetings.
According to CM Murad Ali Shah, from now on, all files and meeting agendas will be shared with members in digital format.
Earlier, CM Shah has approved the launch of the e-Cabinet App. This innovative platform is designed to ensure robust security, transparency and environmental sustainability, achieving 100 per cent paperless operations and significantly reducing meeting preparation time by more than half, while also saving millions in government funds.
The CM previously instructed the provincial IT department to develop a user-friendly e-Cabinet App to initiate paperless operations, starting with cabinet work and summaries.
Following its development, a detailed demonstration of the app was presented to Mr Shah at the CM’s House, attended by provincial ministers, including Sharjeel Memon, Saeed Ghani, Mukesh Chawala, Jam Khan Shoro, Zia Lanjar, Chief Secretary Asif Hyder Shah, PSCM Agha Wasif, Secretary IT Noor Samoo, Secretary to the CM Zaman Narejo, Secretary GA Mohammad Ali Khoso, and other relevant officers.
