TOWORDS AN ALGERIAN E-GOVERNMENT STRATEGY AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Abstract

Since the appearance of the concept e-government and the information communication technologies ICTs, countries around the world started their private e-government projects elaboration in order to take advantages of the promised benefits, each country shaped its e-government strategy, a systematic and long- term scheme, as all countries Algeria is too willing to implement an electronic government plan and exploit its strategic objective to support and simplify governance for all parties, government, citizens, businesses and employees in what serves the country, its economy and its citizens. This paper is going to examine the Algerian electronic government strategy, the future challenges, the anticipated benefits and the realized work till now

Keywords

• Algeria,E-government, information communication technology (ICT), strategy implementation

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