Government

GOVERNMENT

http://www.gov.east-timor.org/ (added 25th June 2009)
This is the official portal web site for the Government of Timor-Leste and acts as a gateway for providing government information and services through the Internet. It is primarily intended to act as a complimentary channel for citizens, non-citizens and businesses dealing with the Government.

http://www.timor-leste.gov.tl/mindef/Eng/Defence%20&%20Security/index.asp (added 25th June 2009)
The official website of Ministry of Defence and Security.

http://www.timor-leste.gov.tl/CAA/index.html (added 25th June 2009)
This is the official the República Democrática De Timor Leste (East Timor) Civil Aviation Division (CAD) website. This website serves as a source of aeronautical information to aircraft operators, pilots and the general aviation industry until publication of the East Timor Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) Aeronautical information in this website is generally organized in accordance with the ICAO AIP format, that is, they are arranged under GEN (General), ENR (Enroute) and AD (Aerodromes).

http://www.timor-leste.gov.tl/EMRD/index.asp (added 25th June 2009)
The official website of the Direcção Nacional de Petróleo e Gas (formerly the Oil, Gas & Energy Directorate), Ministry of Natural Resources, Minerals & Energy Policy.

http://www.easttimorlegalinformation.org/ (added 25th June 2009)
This is the comprehensive portal of legal issues in East Timor. It contains law articles, security reports, government and lawyer directory, etc.

http://www.mj.gov.tl/jornal/ (added 25th June 2009)
The official website of Jornal da Republica.

http://www.timor-leste.gov.tl/MTC/index.htm (added 25th June 2009)
Ministry of Transport & Communication & Public Works (MTC) is the national focal Ministry and enabling arm of the Government of Timor-Leste for planning coordinating and directing efforts to initiate and launch Information Technology and Telecommunications programs and projects aimed at economic development of the country.

http://www.timor-leste.gov.tl/mindef/Eng/link.htm (added 25th June 2009)
The official website of Secretary State of Defence.

http://www.bancocentral.tl/en/main.asp (added 25th June 2009) The Banking and Payments Authority of Timor-Leste conducts policies aiming to achieve and maintain domestic price stability. Subordinated to this primary objective the BPA fosters the liquidity and solvency of a stable market-based banking and financial system, executes the foreign exchange policy of Timor-Leste, promotes a safe, sound, and efficient payment system, and supports the general economic policies of the government of Timor-Leste

http://migracao.gov.tl/en/ (added 25th June 2009)
The official website of Immigration Department of Timor-Leste. One of the newest Immigration Services in the world, the Immigration Department of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (Departamento de Migração) was established in its current form in early 2003 as a Department of the Timor-Leste National Police (PNTL). In August 2008, it became a separate Department in its own right within the Ministry of Defence and Security with the promulgation of the Ministry’s organic structure decree law 31/2008.

http://www.estatal.gov.tl/English/English_home.html (added 25th June 2009)
The Ministry of State Administration and Territorial Management (MSATM) is the branch of Government responsible for the local and national administration, public service, territorial management, supporting to elections, and publicizing and preserving public documents. The MSATM website provides public access to information about the work of MSATM, public documents and current news.

http://www.hydrotimor.com/index.html (added 25th June 2009)
HydroTimor is the coordinating unit for hydroelectric development in Timor-Leste (East Timor). It is situated in the Ministry for Infrastructure (MIS), and is supported by the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) through an institutional cooperation.

http://www.cne.tl/
The website of National Electoral Commission. The information providen in this website is only intended to be general summary information for the public.

http://www.usaideasttimor.net/
The Mission website - about to be moved to a .gov address.

http://www.pm.gov.tp/port/welcome.htm
Prime Minister's office. The site has press releases, government structure, the national development plan and names and photos of the members of government.

http://www.parliament.east-timor.org/
Parliament. Speeches, committee list, member list, constitution and parliamentary procedures.

http://www.inspeccaogeral.gov.tl/
Inspector General. Reports in Portuguese, English and soon Tetum. The OIG is in the Prime Minister's office.

http://www.mfac.gov.tp/
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.

http://www.mopf.gov.tl/
Ministry of Planning and Finance. This website has a link for a library and list of documents. It was the Planning Office trying to collect the reports of donor projects and consultants in one place. The Planning office of the Ministry may be worth a follow up visit to check on the status of this library and list of documents.

http://www.transparency.gov.tl/
Petroleum Transparency. Kept up to date as a means of communication with potential investors. The site has laws, speeches, petroleum fund snapshot, and contracts.

http://www.stae.tl/
STAE - The Technical Secretariat for Electoral Administration T-L electoral results, laws and reports.

http://www.timorseaoffice.gov.tp/
Timor Sea Office. This one may be phased out in favor of the above transparency website. The Timor Sea Office is within the Prime Minister's office.

http://www.turismotimorleste.com/
Tourism office. It is the government but set up with help from GERTIL (the map makers).

http://www.mopf.gov.tp/tldpm/
Donor meetings. These have good documents on them from the last donor meetings. Under the Ministry of Planning and Finance website with World Bank support.

http://www.mopf.gov.tp/tldpm/
Ministry of Justice.

http://www.mopf.gov.tp/tldpm/
Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Transport and Communications: http://www.mtcop.gov.tl/ (oddly it showed the Ministry of Agriculture when I tried for Ministry of Transportation and Communications!)

http://www.mopf.gov.tp/tldpm/
Ministry of Minerals, Natural Resources and Energy Policy

ELECTRONIC RESOURCES TIMOR LESTE

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