The Planning Ministry is launching an online platform for citizens to rate public service offices, according to Ahram Online. The move is aimed to create an interactive environment between citizens and decision-makers and track and evaluate the quality of public services to improve them, according to a ministry statement. The platform, whose final version is expected to be launched by the end of December along with a mobile application, is also hoped to curb corruption.
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