UWAIT CITY, July 9: The Civil Service Commission (CSC) announced Wednesday the launch of five new electronic services related to social allowances, now available through the unified government e-services application Sahe, as part of efforts to streamline procedures and move toward a paperless administration.Exquisite dates


In a statement published on its official account on the platform X (formerly Twitter), the CSC clarified that the new services include requests to stop social allowances for children and spouses, requests to disburse social allowances for wives, applications for a son's allowance, and requests to amend the health status and allowances of children.

The initiative aims to provide users with seamless access to government services digitally, eliminating the need for in-person visits and saving both time and effort.

The move comes in line with the CSC’s strategy to enhance digital transformation across government entities and improve the efficiency and accessibility of public services for citizens.