The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced that it is launching the second phase of its technical support programme to digitalise the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone). The second phase will include the re-engineering of more than 60 services, including land management, project approvals, environmental approvals, company registration, and foreign worker permits. The technical support will also cover the full automation and digitalisation of the one-stop shop by establishing agile software and hardware solutions. This will produce a fully automated and functioning Investor Services Department (ISD) at the SCZone to better serve and support investors. ISD personnel will also receive comprehensive training to boost their technical skills. “The one-stop shop service provided by the SCZone to its investors is part of the enabling strategy, which is based on digital transformation as one of the main pillars for the 2020-25 plan,” said Chairman of the SCZone, Waleid Gamal El-Dien. READ: Suez Canal Authority signs $500 million deal for East Port Said container terminal The Bank is helping the SCZone to develop an efficient, competitive, and eco-friendly business environment. The goal is to position the SCZone as a leading space for global trade, industries, and services, and to […]
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