The Ministry of Religious Affairs in Tunisia has introduced a new digital system for managing mosque staff, marking a significant step towards modernizing the country's religious administration. The system was unveiled during a meeting chaired by Minister of Religious Affairs Ahmed Al-Boohali on October 9, 2026. The project was developed by young Tunisian professionals and aims to streamline administrative procedures and reduce processing times.
According to the Ministry, the digital system will enable a comprehensive census of mosque staff and their distribution, as well as identify vacancies. This will help achieve good governance and benefit mosque staff and administrators. The Minister emphasized that this achievement reflects the presidential directives on digitalizing and modernizing the administration.
The head of the Ministry's office, Ghafran Al-Sahli, explained that the system is capable of further development and will facilitate the completion of mosque staff files, determine their career paths, and identify responsibilities. It will also accelerate communication between the central administration and regional administrations, enabling the collection of accurate statistics.
The digital system is part of Tunisia's efforts to modernize its public administration and improve the management of mosque staff. The Ministry of Religious Affairs has been working to enhance its services and implement new technologies to better serve the country's Muslim community.
The launch of the digital system has been welcomed by mosque administrators and staff, who expect it to simplify their tasks and improve their working conditions. The system is expected to reduce bureaucracy and increase transparency in the management of mosque staff.
The Ministry of Religious Affairs plans to continue developing and improving the digital system, which will help to enhance the overall efficiency of the country's religious administration. The system will also enable the Ministry to better monitor and evaluate the performance of mosque staff.
The introduction of the digital system is a significant step towards modernizing Tunisia's religious administration and improving the management of mosque staff. The Ministry of Religious Affairs is committed to continuing its efforts to enhance its services and implement new technologies.
Key points
- The digital system aims to simplify administrative procedures and reduce processing times for mosque staff management.
- The system will enable a comprehensive census of mosque staff and their distribution, as well as identify vacancies.
- The Ministry of Religious Affairs plans to continue developing and improving the digital system to enhance the overall efficiency of the country's religious administration.
