3. Regarding women, the Information and e-Government Authority indicated that, in cooperation with various authorities in the Kingdom, it provided electronic services that serve women in many sectors, such as housing services, work, employment, education, community solidarity, and other sectors. The number of women who benefited from the electronic services is approximately (351,284) Bahraini women and (195,884) non-Bahraini women. 4. In connection with community solidarity, the number of beneficiaries of the electronic services has reached nearly (320,000) individuals. The services that have been digitally transformed were diversified to cover social solidarity and financial support, persons with disabilities, employment rights, and services for NGOs. 5. The registration service for the categories affected by Covid-19 and entitled to request assistance was launched, as well as the services for submitting a new application to sponsor widows and orphans, online general donation for all insolvents and defaulters or donation to individual cases. Individuals can also submit an online request for social assistance and learn about the financial support provided by the Government. 6. During the years (2020-2021), and in order to ensure that persons with disabilities enjoy their rights and that their access to the services available to them is facilitated during the pandemic, the services card for persons with disabilities was provided, with the possibility of applying online for rehabilitation. 7. Regarding expatriate workers, the Authority reported that (14) visa-related electronic services have been provided. Therefore, it is possible to apply for a no-objection certificate to visit the Kingdom, verify its validity, and follow up on the application online. Moreover, one may apply for a visa, follow up, cancel or transfer it online, as well as other visa-related services. The number of beneficiaries of these services reached almost (700,000) individuals. Ninth Annual Report of the NIHR 90