Ministry of Municipality launches Camel Ownership Transfer service

The Ministry of Municipality launched the 'Camel Ownership Transfer' service through its website and the "Aoun" application on smart and mobile devices, after completing the development of the service and making it available to citizens who own 'camel chips' officially registered in the Animal Wealth Department. in the Ministry. Assistant Undersecretary for Shared Services Affairs at the Ministry of Municipality Hamad Khalifa Al Khalifa said that the new service was developed and launched in cooperation between the Animal Wealth Department and the Information Systems Department, to allow the circulation of "camel chips to users with ease and by displaying the chips registered in their names, in order to avoid violations of the ban on grazing that may be recorded on a chip whose owner sold it and the new owner of the chip did not number it at the Animal Wealth Department. He noted that this service will provide the user with the assignment moves he made to facilitate tracking the transfer of the chip from one owner to another. For his part, Director of the Animal Wealth Department Engineer Abdulaziz Al-Ziyara said the camel ownership transfer service, that was launched for citizens, can be used according to several conditions, including that it does not allow the beneficiary to benefit from a certificate of the animal wealth breeder, for those who do not have a prior registration and numbering form and also including Also dispensing fodder, or applying for a permit for a farm, farm, or any place to house animals, whether permanent or temporary. He explained that the service allows the transfer of camel ownership using the slide numbers registered in the numbering form or in the camel ownership transfer service only, as well as making sure that the camel chip numbers registered in the numbering form or in the service are identical to the chip numbers in the animal, while the service does not allow the transfer of camel ownership in In the event of any environmental violation, including the decision banning grazing. Engineer Abdulaziz Al-Zyara pointed out that the Ministry of Municipality does not bear any responsibility in any way for any error that occurs as a result of entering wrong or unreal data or information related to the camel ownership transfer service, and it is also not responsible for any agreement between the two parties regarding this service. For her part, Director of the Information Systems Department at the Ministry of Municipality, stated that the new electronic service was developed locally by the department's technical staff, and is available to the public through the Internet browser from the ministry's website, and through its application "Aoun" on smart devices.