Digital service efficiency is helping the Southern Governorate improve how it serves people in Bahrain. By mid-2025, the Customer Service Center had handled 1,209 requests and questions. Clearly, more people are turning to online tools to reach the government.
Officials explained that the governorate is working hard to improve communication and respond more quickly. These efforts match Bahrain’s national goal to go digital. Moreover, the governorate aims to provide simple and accessible services for everyone.
Additionally, every few months, the governorate prepares full reports that track the number and type of requests. Between January and June 2025, the team answered 521 phone calls and received 493 messages through the Southern App. Furthermore, 93 emails were received, and 47 messages came from the Provincial Council. The Tawasul platform also collected 55 more requests.
Officials shared that 21% of the requests were about safety, 37% concerned social issues, and 42% related to services. Sorting them this way helps the team focus on the most urgent matters. After sorting, field teams quickly follow up to ensure timely action.
Thanks to digital service efficiency, the governorate can now spot problems faster and solve them more easily. Residents use video calls, live chats, and mobile apps to connect. As a result, communication has become faster and smoother.
The governorate also invites people to share their ideas and concerns. Residents can use email, visit the smart office, or use apps like Tawasul. Social media platforms offer even more ways to connect. The team reviews all feedback and quickly sends it to the right departments.
At the same time, the governorate continues to invest in digital tools and staff training. These steps improve how services are delivered. Most importantly, the team wants to create a service system that works like a strong business—fast, smart, and reliable.
In conclusion, digital service efficiency remains a top priority for the Southern Governorate. It improves service quality, saves time, and meets the growing needs of residents.