Wipe the windows affected by war: services nearby and leadership that produces the priorities of the citizen – Madad Iman – ✍️ Iman and Raq
Given the exceptional conditions of the country following the war, the need for realistic solutions that relieves the citizen came out of the burden of movements and costs and saves him time and efforts. Among these rational solutions, the experience of “War -affected States windows” came as a proactive and intelligent step that embodied an in -depth understanding of the reality of people and their needs.
_ These windows have contributed to the treatment of one of the most complicated problems, which are the constraint of the owners of vehicles to travel from distant states to the main license centers in the light of security and economic conditions which cannot bear more fatigue. Today, the citizen can carry out his transactions in his region, without having trouble moving or getting married by doubling the costs.
The reduction in geographic distances, the economy of efforts and time and the attenuation of the financial cost, it was not only the side effects of this stage, but rather the central objectives for which it was designed, within the framework of a conscious leadership vision which made the comfort of the citizen an unforgettable priority.
The experience of “war license windows affected by war” has been characterized by many advantages
As a service of service in the citizen environment without complication or centrality and relieve the shoulders of displaced families and vehicle owners
In addition to supporting institutional stability in host states
And to improve the confidence of citizens in state institutions during crises and this experience was not simply a temporary organizational action, but rather a strategic understanding of the nature of the crisis, and the response of a process aimed at maintaining the service, with the flexibility necessary to follow the change in the conditions of the population and the institutional structure in the affected states.
On the other hand, the success of this experience indicates the importance of adopting non -central models for public services, in particular in emergency time, because the speed of achievement and approach to the citizen becomes decisive elements to provide effective service.
“State licenses affected by the states of war” not only in response to a current state, but rather to a developed and extensible experience, can be a basis for building more effective service systems in the future.
In conclusion, it can be said that this initiative confirms that leadership that realizes that the suffering of the citizen does not stand out in the creation of solutions and proves that the simplest services when they are provided with care and planning, becomes a deep message which reflects the commitment of the State towards its initial duty towards those who serve them.
