Date:19/03/12
The State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations will render new five e-services to the population. This information was provided to ‘ICTnews’ by head of the financial department of the committee, Gunduz Mammadov. According to him, a shared server has been created in the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations. ‘We have an internal network.
A special section was also created on our web-site. This section contains a list of all e-services rendered by the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations. The full operation of the new five services will be insured by a programming company, with which we concluded a contract to this regard. At present, we have some financial difficulties.
The full provision of the new e-services will start as soon as we solve these problems.’, Mr. Mammadov reported.
State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations to render new five e-services to population
The State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations will render new five e-services to the population. This information was provided to ‘ICTnews’ by head of the financial department of the committee, Gunduz Mammadov. According to him, a shared server has been created in the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations. ‘We have an internal network.A special section was also created on our web-site. This section contains a list of all e-services rendered by the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations. The full operation of the new five services will be insured by a programming company, with which we concluded a contract to this regard. At present, we have some financial difficulties.
The full provision of the new e-services will start as soon as we solve these problems.’, Mr. Mammadov reported.
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