On Time International to create 1 million African public service jobs

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Alpha Diallo CEO OnTimeInternational Bamako Forum in February 2016
On Time International has announced an upcoming tour in West Africa in order to present the company’s expertise in managing administrative services on behalf of public authorities with a plan aimed at creating one million jobs by 2020 in African public services.
Thanks to substantial experience acquired in the United Arab Emirates, the company wants to deploy its service offering on the African continent.
As part of this effort, states, regional authorities or investment agencies should be proposed adapted tools to ease delivery of public services to individuals and companies.
On Time International’s CEO, Alpha Diallo, will therefore visit from 7 to 13 March 2016 several countries where public administration modernization programs were recently launched – such as Ghana, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Republic of Guinea and Ivory Coast.
Optimizing the management of civil servants and improving their efficiency, state reform programs, initiatives to bring civil servants closer to citizens: “several ongoing reforms and projects in West Africa allow us to believe that public authorities are eager to discover – and even ask for – solutions provided by the private sector”, explained Alpha Diallo.
He also added that On Time International is “able to offer technical support to accelerate and simplify a number of activities, such as visa and passport requests, birth certificates or corporate registration – which frees more time for civil servants to focus on states’ sovereign and strategic missions.”
The company plans to deploy its activities by creating business centers – called “one-stop shops” – in cities and rural areas, close to populations. In these centers, families, business owners and individuals will be listened to, guided and advised while completing their administrative procedures. All requests should be addressed within a deadline set in advance, and complying with this deadline will be …Read More

Source:: PM Newspaper