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Municipality Ministry launches 8 new e-services for Animal Resources Department

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Municipality has launched eight new e-services for the Animal Resources Department, enabling livestock breeders to complete animal production-related services electronically with greater ease and convenience.</p> <p>The Ministry said the new e-services will also support the regulation of the animal production sector and the conservation of animal resources, while…

Municipality Ministry launches 8 new e-services for Animal Resources Department

Doha, Qatar - The Ministry of Municipality in Qatar has recently introduced eight new e-services for the Animal Resources Department, streamlining animal production-related services for livestock breeders. These digital services aim to facilitate animal production regulation and conservation efforts while simplifying application processes and reducing the need for physical visits to service centers.

The new e-services encompass the issuance of construction and operating licenses for animal production projects, inspection of such projects through field visits, amendment or cancellation of licenses, renewal of licenses, and inquiries or registrations for new projects.

To utilize these services, users can access the Ministry's website, authenticate themselves via the National Authentication System (Tawtheeq), navigate to the E-Services section, and select the desired service. Upon selecting a service, users are prompted to input relevant information, provide necessary documents, agree to terms and conditions, and submit their applications electronically.

Additionally, users can monitor the progress of their applications through their personal accounts on the Ministry's website.

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