Date:30/05/13
Azerbaijan’s State Service for Mobilization and Conscript (ASSMC) is now developing an automated system of deferment of university entrants from military service.
According to information revealed to “ICTnews” online news service by ASSMC, the state service is currently creating an electronic database on draftees, who have the right for deferment from military service.
Besides, ASSMC has on its official website “Electronic Application” and “Question –Answer” sections, which can be used by citizens, and starting from July 2013 call-up they will be able to use “Place of Military Service” section. By the end of this year the state service will provide the public with full information about the work it has implemented for application of information technologies and development of electronic services.
ASSMC develops automated system of deferment of university entrants from military service
Azerbaijan’s State Service for Mobilization and Conscript (ASSMC) is now developing an automated system of deferment of university entrants from military service.According to information revealed to “ICTnews” online news service by ASSMC, the state service is currently creating an electronic database on draftees, who have the right for deferment from military service.
Besides, ASSMC has on its official website “Electronic Application” and “Question –Answer” sections, which can be used by citizens, and starting from July 2013 call-up they will be able to use “Place of Military Service” section. By the end of this year the state service will provide the public with full information about the work it has implemented for application of information technologies and development of electronic services.
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