E-government is a new and advanced method in the present time, aiming to adapt to current transformations and facilitate communication between public facilities and their beneficiaries. This is achieved by integrating information and communication technologies into the activities of public facilities to ensure equitable access to public services, develop public facilities, guarantee their regular and continuous operation, achieve high-quality service delivery, and ensure beneficiary satisfaction by focusing on its components and ensuring the smooth implementation of its various stages.
To further enhance the benefit and provide a comprehensive overview of the research topic, we have chosen to employ an analytical approach to examine the opinions of legal scholars on this subject, as well as an inductive approach. This will allow us to observe the phenomena surrounding public administration activities, gather data and information about them, present the most significant obstacles facing e-government, and outline the key stages of its implementation.

We will address the topic by dividing it into two sections. The first section will define e-government, while the second section will explain the stages of e-government implementation and its impact on the fundamental principles governing the operation of public services.