An open government is defined by its effectiveness and efficiency in dispensing its duties. Its activities are transparent and it is a government that is responsive to its citizens’ needs. Such a government values citizen participation, experience, and knowledge when making decisions. An open government is also an inclusive government whose services are accessible by all its citizens2. These governments rely on advanced technologies to foster their governance and provision of services. In reality, there is no one definition for an open government in the related literature and references, as the meaning of this term and the concepts linked to it are not fixed, and are constantly changing. However, all of these definitions agree that improving transparency and accountability, as well as enabling citizen participation in decision making are the main goals of an open government.