This internet messaging tool, dubbed "gov. mv message" by the government, has been made publicly available as of today.

The President's Office released a statement outlining the specific steps government institutions must follow while responding to requests submitted via the new platform.

Institutions are required to respond to online messages within a certain time frame. Answers must be provided in Dhivehi.

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, speaking at a special event for the opening of 'gov.mv message' said the platform will allow citizens to submit papers to government institutions at any time of day or night.

The government has made its internet messaging service, called 'gov. mv message,' open to the general public.

The President's Office released a statement outlining the specific steps government institutions must follow while responding to requests submitted via the new platform.

Institutions are required to respond to online messages within a certain time frame. Answers must be provided in Dhivehi.

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, speaking at a special event for the opening of 'gov.mv message' said the platform will allow citizens to submit papers to government institutions at any time of day or night.

'gov.mv message' was built with the inclusion of a dashboard that allows citizens to see in real-time how many documents they have sent to government organizations.

The new service will eliminate the need for people to physically visit government institutions or to wait for office hours before submitting papers, and it will allow them to track the status of actions made by government institutions in response to submissions.