Open government strategy: Toward a more open relationship between the administration and citizen

Abstract

Open government is the embodiment of the citizen's right to obtain information, which is considered a fundamental human right because it leads to the  consolidation of other rights related to freedom of opinion and participation in  public life. Citizen participation. To this end, governments work to enhance  confidence in their work by publishing government data and information in a way  that makes it accessible and easy to use and benefit from, which helps these  countries strengthen their efforts to prevent and combat corruption, strengthen the   foundations of transparency and accountability, and build the state of law.