Africazine:
The Ministry of Digital Transformation in Mauritania is making strides in bridging the digital divide.
In Bassiknou, the Ministry has inaugurated a new digital service desk, a key component of its strategy to enhance public digital services. The event was attended by notable officials, including Mr. Yacoub Mohamed Boïlil from the Minister’s Office and representatives from the FAO. A training workshop for 20 local youths was also held, equipping them with essential skills to assist users at this facility.
New Digital Service Desk Opens in Bassiknou
The digital service desk aims to provide a variety of services to the residents of Bassiknou. These include support for creating and managing online accounts, guidance on using digital platforms, and assistance with accessing various online services. This initiative is crucial for ensuring that all citizens can engage with public digital services effectively.
Additionally, the Ministry has procured tablets and internet-connected computers to facilitate access for the community. This effort underscores the commitment to digital inclusion, allowing residents to utilize these resources free of charge.
Mauritania: Key figures on Digital Services
- 20 young residents trained
Context of the Digital Transformation Initiative
This initiative is part of a broader strategy by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, Innovation, and Administration Modernization to reduce the digital divide across Mauritania. By focusing on inclusive access, the Ministry aims to ensure that all citizens can benefit from digital advancements and services.
Next Steps for Digital Inclusion in Bassiknou
- Continued training workshops for more residents
- Expansion of digital services to other regions
- Monitoring and evaluation of service desk effectiveness
This initiative marks a significant step towards digital equity in Mauritania.
