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Abstract
There are various strategies in many countries where electronic government has been implemented. One of the case study examples from developed world is New Zealand. It provides one of the best electronic government strategies worldwide. The strategy of New Zealand as well as others demonstrated the importance of some components of the electronic government in terms of information and communications technologies; such as levels of e-government, Stages of electronic government and e-government building blocks. To address the technical problems of these strategies, these don’t explain other important technical aspects such as (electronic government accesses channels, Information Systems Integration, Stages of the production of electronic service, Properties of the web Portals....). With these technical aspects and other aspects, we can build the best technical framework for the Yemeni electronic government strategy. Proposed solutions to this problem are discussed in two proposals. The first proposal is technical components of the framework for e-government of the Republic of Yemen. This proposal includes (the national infrastructure for wide area networks, channels of access to electronic services and the architectural proposal for the work of integrating the different channels of access , public key infrastructure , the E-gov smart card , shared data centers that will serve the e-government, ICT standards, the integration between information systems merged within the electronic government).The second proposal components are the framework of services and web portals for the e-government of the Republic of Yemen.