Date:04/07/11
The Economic Development Ministry of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic (NAR) is working to introduce an electronic document circulation system, the Adviser to the Azerbaijani Economic Development Minister Tahir Mirkishili said on Friday. He said work will be completed by late 2011.
The project is an analogue of the system which is now introduced in the Azerbaijani Economic Development Ministry. The Economic Development Ministry of the NAR deployed the third generation network (3G) of Azerbaijani mobile operator Azerfon to ensure electronic interaction. The presence of the mobile network, according to Mirkishili, will provide access to electronic government services anywhere in the country.
Electronic document circulation system to be introduced n NAR Economic Development Ministry
The Economic Development Ministry of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic (NAR) is working to introduce an electronic document circulation system, the Adviser to the Azerbaijani Economic Development Minister Tahir Mirkishili said on Friday. He said work will be completed by late 2011.The project is an analogue of the system which is now introduced in the Azerbaijani Economic Development Ministry. The Economic Development Ministry of the NAR deployed the third generation network (3G) of Azerbaijani mobile operator Azerfon to ensure electronic interaction. The presence of the mobile network, according to Mirkishili, will provide access to electronic government services anywhere in the country.
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