Date:05/06/12
‘Citizens can now make online applications to the Ministry of Defence Industry of . ‘Electronic application’, which is one of the e-services rendered by the Ministry, has been partly automated’ said spokesman from the Ministry of Defence Industry of the Republic of Azerbaijan in his interview to ICTnews.
According to him, citizens can now make online applications, requests, proposals and complaints to the Minister of Defence Industry and his deputies. ‘The Ministry gives response to an electronic application within 1 month starting from the date of acceptance of the application. Since the service is free of charge, citizens don’t have to pay for using it’, he said.
Now citizens can make online applications to Ministry of Defence Industry
‘Citizens can now make online applications to the Ministry of Defence Industry of . ‘Electronic application’, which is one of the e-services rendered by the Ministry, has been partly automated’ said spokesman from the Ministry of Defence Industry of the Republic of Azerbaijan in his interview to ICTnews.According to him, citizens can now make online applications, requests, proposals and complaints to the Minister of Defence Industry and his deputies. ‘The Ministry gives response to an electronic application within 1 month starting from the date of acceptance of the application. Since the service is free of charge, citizens don’t have to pay for using it’, he said.
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