  Advancements in web technology have revolutionised the way citizens interact
with governments. Unlike traditional methods of communication between citizens
and governments, E-Participation via e-government websites enhances
communication and enables citizens to become actively involved in the
policy-making process. Despite the growing importance of e-participation, the
potential factors influencing citizens engagement in e-participation have not
been the subject of investigation. Using responses obtained from Saudi
citizens, this study examines a number of factors that may influence the
intentions of citizens to engage in e-participation activities on e-government
websites. The results suggest that the factors of trust and subjective norms
have a significant impact on the intentions of citizens to engage in
e-participation activities.
