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24/2/2026

TDRA organized a workshop to enhance the digital payment system

 

 

As part of a series of initiatives aimed at developing the government digital payment ecosystem

United Arab Emirates, 24 February 2026

The Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) organized a specialized workshop to support and advance the digital payment ecosystem within the UAE federal government and to strengthen integration among federal entities. This initiative comes as part of the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance digital services and elevate customer experience.

The workshop discussed ways to simplify government payment procedures, improve customer experience, and establish a unified digital payment system characterized by efficiency, flexibility, and security. The event brought together leaders from federal government entities and representatives of partner organizations. It forms part of a broader series of initiatives aimed at developing the government digital payment ecosystem and enhancing collaboration among federal entities, thereby contributing to the delivery of proactive and integrated government services and reinforcing the UAE’s position as a global leader in digital government.

TDRA delivered a presentation outlining the overall vision of the government digital payment ecosystem, its strategic objectives, and its role in enabling government entities to provide a unified and seamless payment experience. The system leverages digital identity and supports various digital payment channels and service centers.

Supporting and Adopting Innovative Digital Solutions

H.E. Eng. Majed Sultan Al Mesmar, Director General of the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority, stated that the government digital payment ecosystem represents a fundamental pillar in the digital government journey, given its role in integrating government entities, accelerating payment and settlement procedures, and supporting the adoption of innovative digital solutions in government services.

Proactive, Customer-Centric Digital Services

For his part, H.E. Eng. Mohammed bin Taliah, Chief of Government Services in the UAE Government, emphasized that accelerating and enabling digital transformation in government operations is a top priority for the UAE Government and a key driver in advancing the future government model. He highlighted the importance of strengthening partnerships with government entities and private sector leaders to develop the systems that support government operations, including the digital payment ecosystem.

He added that unifying payment procedures and adopting advanced technological solutions help reduce time and effort, enhance the efficiency of government services, and support the UAE Government’s direction toward proactive, customer-centric digital services.

Enhancing the Quality of Government Services

H.E. Eng. Mohammed Al Zarooni, Deputy Director General of Information & Digital Government Sector at the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority, noted that organizing this workshop reflects TDRA’s commitment to supporting government entities in developing their services and promoting best practices in government service design, in line with the UAE Government’s vision towards zero bureaucracy and achieve excellence in service delivery.

 


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