Obstacles to the implementation of e-government in Libya and ways to address them

Abstract

   The transition from traditional paper-based management to modern electronic management has become a goal for many countries that seek to keep up with advancements. This research focuses on the possibility of implementing this modern system in Libya and the country's readiness to update its institutions. The study also addresses the main obstacles facing this update and the available mechanisms to address these obstacles. Therefore, we followed a descriptive and analytical approach in this research, dividing it into two sections. The first section discusses the nature of electronic management, while the second section examines the obstacles to implementing electronic management and the mechanisms that support its implementation.

    The study reached several conclusions, the most important of which is that technological development has affected state institutions, and the transition from traditional paper-based management to electronic management. Implementing an electronic management system properly requires well-planned strategic plans. This study recommends several recommendations, the most important of which is for Libya to adopt an electronic government system.