Date:15/12/17
Today Minister of Transport, Communications and High Technologies Ramin Guluzade received citizens in Salyan city (citizens from Salyan, Neftchala, Bilasuvar, Jalilabad and Jabrayil regions).
At the reception, the Minister listened to the complaints and suggestions from citizens related to the quality of telecommunications services, internet, postal services, repair and construction of roads, opening of new routes, changes in bus route timetables, employment and other issues.
The majority of the issues raised by citizens were solved on the spot. Relevant bodies of the ministry were given instructions on a number of issues.
Citizens’ appeals on the issues that are not related to the ministry’s activity were also registered in order to forward to relevant bodies.
As part of his regional visit, Minister Ramin Guluzade held a meeting with the heads of regional telecommunication centers and post offices, as well as regional offices and subordinate bodies of the State Road Transport Service.
At the meeting, extensive discussions were conducted on the current situation in the sector, shortcomings, service quality and citizens’ complaints. It was noted that the reforms implemented in the relevant field are aimed at ensuring citizens’ satisfaction and increasing the quality of services.
During the meeting, the Minister gave instructions to the heads of relevant field to promptly address and resolve each citizen’s appeal in accordance with legislation.
Minister of Transport, Communications and High Technologies Ramin Guluzade receives citizens in Salyan
Today Minister of Transport, Communications and High Technologies Ramin Guluzade received citizens in Salyan city (citizens from Salyan, Neftchala, Bilasuvar, Jalilabad and Jabrayil regions).At the reception, the Minister listened to the complaints and suggestions from citizens related to the quality of telecommunications services, internet, postal services, repair and construction of roads, opening of new routes, changes in bus route timetables, employment and other issues.
The majority of the issues raised by citizens were solved on the spot. Relevant bodies of the ministry were given instructions on a number of issues.
Citizens’ appeals on the issues that are not related to the ministry’s activity were also registered in order to forward to relevant bodies.
As part of his regional visit, Minister Ramin Guluzade held a meeting with the heads of regional telecommunication centers and post offices, as well as regional offices and subordinate bodies of the State Road Transport Service.
At the meeting, extensive discussions were conducted on the current situation in the sector, shortcomings, service quality and citizens’ complaints. It was noted that the reforms implemented in the relevant field are aimed at ensuring citizens’ satisfaction and increasing the quality of services.
During the meeting, the Minister gave instructions to the heads of relevant field to promptly address and resolve each citizen’s appeal in accordance with legislation.
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