Date:29/06/12
The State Social Protection Fund (SSPF) of Azerbaijan has been working to integrate into the "e-government" in accordance with the schedule, SSPF Chairman Salim Muslimov told reporters.
"We have connected our database to information system for identity card registration of the Interior Ministry," Muslimov said.
He said the SSPF is currently placing its database on pensioners and citizens insured under compulsory state social insurance, on the e-government portal.
"We need an automatic exchange of information with databases of following state agencies - Education Ministry, State Student Admission Commission, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, State Committee on Statistics, Ministry of Communications and IT, State Committee for Land and Cartography and other agencies," Muslimov said.
Azerbaijani State Social Protection Fund’s integration into e-government underway in accordance with schedule
The State Social Protection Fund (SSPF) of Azerbaijan has been working to integrate into the "e-government" in accordance with the schedule, SSPF Chairman Salim Muslimov told reporters."We have connected our database to information system for identity card registration of the Interior Ministry," Muslimov said.
He said the SSPF is currently placing its database on pensioners and citizens insured under compulsory state social insurance, on the e-government portal.
"We need an automatic exchange of information with databases of following state agencies - Education Ministry, State Student Admission Commission, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, State Committee on Statistics, Ministry of Communications and IT, State Committee for Land and Cartography and other agencies," Muslimov said.
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