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Bahrain first to e-track visitors

Bahrain has become the first nation in the Middle East to introduce electronic cards for every tourist. Under the e-Borders project, more than 80 percent air traffic of the country will be included in the first quarter of 2007.

Bahrain has become the first nation in the Middle East to introduce electronic cards for every tourist. Under the e-Borders project, more than 80 percent air traffic of the country will be included in the first quarter of 2007.

E-Border initiative will provide better protection against illegal immigration, terrorism and organised crime. The e-Project is developed in o-ordination with Geneva-based air transport communications company SITA and the Central Informatics Organisation in Bahrain. E-Border project is based on a similar system operated in Australia.

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