The Ministry of Commerce and Industry unveiled the updated Single Window platform to offer more than 30 main services including 149 sub-services. In a statement, the Ministry stated that the launch of this version comes within the framework of its ongoing efforts to enhance digital transformation and improve services extended to investors as well as enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its services. The updated version has a range of new features, most notably: a new design and look with an interactive interface as the platform has been redesigned to provide a more modern and easy-to-use interface for users, allowing them to easily navigate he platform's different services. In addition to developing smoother customer experience, the usage procedures have been simplified to reduce the time and effort required to carry out transactions, the ministry added. The platform also allows users to search for commercial activities and find out requirements for each activity as it offers an advanced search too l that enables users to easily search for various commercial activities and view the requirements for each activity. The platform offers more than 30 main services, including 149 sub-services, linked to 17 different entities in the country, in addition to the availability of the digital signature service. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry affirmed its continued development of the Single Window platform by adding new features to meet the needs of investors, enhance the business environment in the country and support the ongoing digital transformation process. Source: Qatar News Agency
Ministry of Commerce and Industry Launches Updated Single Window Platform
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