The Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA) of Bahrain renewed a strategic agreement with Computer World on 20 October 2026. This partnership focuses on centralizing the management and operation of government cloud services across the kingdom. By streamlining these technical functions, the agreement seeks to enhance the quality and accessibility of digital services provided to citizens and residents. The iGA continues to oversee the implementation of this cloud infrastructure to ensure consistent service delivery.
The objective of this renewed agreement is to achieve a more unified digital environment for the public sector. By centralizing the management and operation of government cloud services, the Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA) aims to improve the efficiency of backend operations. This strategic alignment is intended to enhance digital services for citizens and residents, ensuring that the platforms they interact with remain responsive and accessible. The Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA) maintains its role as the primary governing body responsible for the oversight of these technical transitions, ensuring that all public agencies adhere to the updated standards set forth in the agreement.
Formalizing The Strategic Partnership
Mohammed Ali Al Qaed, Chief Executive of the Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA), joined Mohammed Farooq Almoayyed, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Computer World, to sign the agreement on 20 October 2026. Both officials formalized the arrangement to continue the centralization of government cloud infrastructure. During the signing, Mohammed Farooq Almoayyed stated, "The Kingdom of Bahrain has made notable progress in adopting cloud services across the region."
The signing ceremony served to solidify the ongoing collaboration between the public sector and the private technology firm. As the Chief Executive of the Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA), Mohammed Ali Al Qaed emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong digital infrastructure to support the evolving needs of the kingdom. Mohammed Farooq Almoayyed, in his capacity as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Computer World, noted that the continued partnership reflects a shared commitment to technological advancement. The deal was signed by Mohammed Ali Al Qaed, Chief Executive of iGA, and Mohammed Farooq Almoayyed, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Computer World, marking a significant milestone in the kingdom’s digital transformation roadmap.
Computer World serves as the approved partner for Amazon Web Services (AWS) for the government sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain. This designation allows the company to facilitate the deployment of Amazon Web Services tools within the national digital framework. The iGA coordinates with the firm to ensure these cloud resources align with the technical requirements of various public agencies. As the approved partner for Amazon Web Services (AWS) for the government sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain, Computer World provides the necessary technical expertise to integrate complex cloud solutions into the existing government architecture. This ensures that the digital services provided to citizens and residents are supported by high-performance infrastructure, allowing for greater scalability and security in the delivery of public services.