Date:07/08/12
“Presently, the Ministry of Economic Development of the Republic of Azerbaijan is rendering 7 interactive and 9 informative electronic services to the population”. According to information released by ICTnews, this statement was made by the Deputy Minister of Economic Development Niyazi Safarov during the activity held under the topic “Presentation of e-services”.
“As a result of measures implemented by the ministry, business owners can now make online payments of all state duties and fees associated with electronic services.
Special attention was given to the legal and regulatory support of these e-services. The process of electronic presentation and consideration of e-applications is carried out according to rules and regulations stipulated in the legislation of the republic. Every citizen, who has made an electronic application, will receive an electronic answer to his/her application.
Ministry of Economic Development expands application of e-services
“Presently, the Ministry of Economic Development of the Republic of Azerbaijan is rendering 7 interactive and 9 informative electronic services to the population”. According to information released by ICTnews, this statement was made by the Deputy Minister of Economic Development Niyazi Safarov during the activity held under the topic “Presentation of e-services”.“As a result of measures implemented by the ministry, business owners can now make online payments of all state duties and fees associated with electronic services.
Special attention was given to the legal and regulatory support of these e-services. The process of electronic presentation and consideration of e-applications is carried out according to rules and regulations stipulated in the legislation of the republic. Every citizen, who has made an electronic application, will receive an electronic answer to his/her application.
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