On Tuesday, the National Institute of Electronic Government (INAGE, IP) started a training program to train employees of the Ministry of National Defense (MDN) in the areas of website development and content management.

The aim of this action is to train MDN technicians in the practical use of tools such as WordPress and MySQL, since, in an increasingly digital world, the ability to develop and manage websites is crucial to improving institutional communication and ensuring transparency in the ministry's activities.

Lasting about a month, participants will have the opportunity to learn how to create and personalize websites, manage content effectively and implement good digital security practices. By the end of the course, each employee is expected to have a complete command of the tools needed to modernize the MDN's online presence.

This initiative by INAGE, IP demonstrates its commitment to promoting the continuous training of civil servants, ensuring that they are prepared to face the challenges of the digital age. Strengthening the MDN's digital skills is an important step towards improving the ministry's communication and facilitating more effective interaction with society.

The training offered by INAGE, IP is an essential investment for the modernization of public administration in Mozambique. As the world becomes increasingly digital, empowering public servants with the necessary skills to navigate this new environment is crucial to ensuring efficiency, transparency and inclusion.

In addition, training in Website Development and Content Management is an indispensable tool for the transparency of government activities. This will allow society to better follow and understand the government's actions, while increasing the efficiency of the administration.

By training MDN civil servants in Website Development and Digital Content Management, INAGE, IP is fulfilling one of its functions, which is to promote innovation and modernization of the State, using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) within the scope of Public Administration Reform. (Press release)