The Ministry of Transport (MOT) in Doha has successfully automated 11 additional e-services related to maritime transportation, enhancing its digital offerings. These new services are now available on the MOT’s official website, focusing on transactions concerning large vessels and seafarers. This expansion increases the total number of e-services offered by the MOT to 21, as the ministry strives to simplify processes and improve user experiences.
The newly introduced e-services include a range of functionalities such as the Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR), Certificate of Specification Amendment, Ship Deletion, Transfer of Ownership, and various requests related to mortgages and safety insurance for oil pollution damage. This initiative is part of the MOT’s broader strategy to embrace digital transformation and service automation across its sectors.
According to Mohamed Mohsen Al Hajaji, Acting Director of the Ship Registry and Seafarers Affairs Department, the launch of these e-services aligns with Qatar’s vision for a more integrated and efficient government service ecosystem, in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030. The MOT’s official website now serves as a comprehensive platform for users to access various land and maritime transportation services at their convenience, ultimately saving time and effort.
