Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure Implements e-Signature for Streamlined Engineering Contracts

 

Suhail bin Mohammed Al Mazrouei, the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), recently announced that the UAE Pass-based digital signature and verification feature is now activated for engineering project contracts. This move is a significant step in the country's journey towards digital transformation and signifies the government's commitment to embracing technology solutions to simplify processes and enhance the customer experience.

With the UAE Pass-based digital signature and verification feature, consultants and contractors can now use the UAE Pass to sign electronic bids and contracts while maintaining the highest level of information privacy and protection. This technology will automate the services pertaining to engineering project contracts, making it more efficient and less time-consuming.

In his statement, Al Mazrouei expressed the ministry's commitment to keeping pace with the digital transformation and leveraging modern technology solutions to simplify its processes and improve the experience of its customers. The implementation of the UAE Pass-based digital signature and verification feature is a testament to this commitment.

Digital transformation is a key enabler of shaping a better future, aligning with the UAE leadership's aspiration of making the country one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world. As such, the ministry seeks to adopt innovative tools and ways to improve its performance and offerings in line with the Emirates Programme for Excellence in Government Services.


The Emirates Programme for Excellence in Government Services is a comprehensive initiative aimed at enhancing the quality of government services in the UAE. It focuses on building a culture of excellence, improving customer experience, and promoting innovation and digital transformation in government services.

The UAE Pass-based digital signature and verification feature is just one of the many initiatives the UAE government is undertaking to enhance its services and embrace digital transformation fully. The UAE has been at the forefront of innovation and technology adoption, and this latest development reaffirms its commitment to becoming a global leader in the digital age.

In conclusion, the activation of the UAE Pass-based digital signature and verification feature for engineering project contracts is a significant step towards digital transformation and improving the customer experience. It reflects the ministry's commitment to adopting innovative tools and ways to enhance its services and offerings in line with the Emirates Programme for Excellence in Government Services. With this technology, the UAE is well on its way to becoming one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world.

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