Date:22/06/12
The State Committee on Property Issues of the Republic of Azerbaijan has applied to the Ministry of Communication and Information technologies of the Republic of Azerbaijan for acquiring electronic signatures. This information was provided to ICTnews by the head of the Press Service of the State Committee on Property Issues Gulu Khalilov.
According to him, the State Committee on Property Issues has prepared and send to the Ministry of Communication and Information Technologies relevant documents in order to acquire about 30 electronic signatures. ‘We have already submitted our application for obtaining e-signatures to the Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies. I believe that the number of those, who want to obtain electronic signature, will grow in future.’ G. Khalilov said.
State Committee on Property Issues to acquire 30 e-signatures
The State Committee on Property Issues of the Republic of Azerbaijan has applied to the Ministry of Communication and Information technologies of the Republic of Azerbaijan for acquiring electronic signatures. This information was provided to ICTnews by the head of the Press Service of the State Committee on Property Issues Gulu Khalilov.According to him, the State Committee on Property Issues has prepared and send to the Ministry of Communication and Information Technologies relevant documents in order to acquire about 30 electronic signatures. ‘We have already submitted our application for obtaining e-signatures to the Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies. I believe that the number of those, who want to obtain electronic signature, will grow in future.’ G. Khalilov said.
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