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Freitag, 22.11.2024
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AZ: Aserbaidschan / Azerbaijan

  • Azerbaijan creates e-services in cadastre

    The State Committee for State Property has created an information data base for e-services in the cadastre.

    The work is carried out within the "Cadastre - Real Estate Registration" project in Ganja and Sheki.

    At present, the State Committee works on technical inventory of land and real property regardless of ownership.

  • Azerbaijan creates government-civil society dialogue platform

    In accordance with the Open Government Initiative National Action Plan for 2016-2018, the Council of State Support to Non-Governmental Organizations under the Auspices of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan on Friday held a constituent assembly of the Government-Civil Society Dialogue Platform on Open Government Initiative.

    The assembly was attended by representatives of state agencies and non-governmental organizations.

  • Azerbaijan declares officially start of transition to m-government

    The State Agency for Citizen Service & Social Innovations under the President of Azerbaijan has issued a statement in connection with the beginning of the transition from electronic to mobile government (m-government).

    Agency’s chairman Inam Karimov says that the new mobile service (a possibility of using the services of ASAN-centers via mobile devices) means "My government is always with me!".

  • Azerbaijan Defense Industry Ministry launches e-services

    The Ministry of Defense Industry of Azerbaijan is beginning to render e-services.

    By Order #02 from 10 June Defense Industry Minister Yavar Jamalov endorsed the Administrative Regulation of MDI services. The Regulation entered into force on 14 June.

    In accordance with it in electronic (online form) the Ministry will accept applications and documents for obtaining special permission for export of goods, works, services, and intellectual property subjected to export inspection.

  • Azerbaijan defined a plan of actions on state e-services

    The Collegiate Organ of the Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies of Azerbaijan has held a meeting dedicated to the enforcement of Azerbaijani President’s decree on organization of provision of e-services by governmental agencies.

    The Ministry reports that in the course of the session communication minister Ali Abbasov pointed out that state program E-government will enable to improve transparency when considering appeals from citizens, ensure e-services by state agencies, simplify use of these services by citizens and businesses, allow removal of bureaucratic obstacles and take serious measures in this direction.

  • Azerbaijan developing new e-government program

    Azerbaijan's Communications and Information Technologies Ministry is developing a draft state program on the development of e-government for 2013-2015. The draft program will be presumably submitted to the Presidential Administration by the end of April, the ministry said.

    The new program is continuation of the state program on developing the ICT sector in Azerbaijan in 2010-2012.

    The program is aimed to create the e-government, develop the methods of management by means of implementing modern information and communication technologies in state bodies, providing e-services, as well as taking comprehensive measures to provide simplified and free access of citizens and organizations to such services.

  • Azerbaijan develops single integrated platform for services within e-government

    An extended session of the Caspian European ICT Club (one of the divisions of the Caspian-European Business Integration Club; CEIBC) held in Baku today has considered issues of information security in the process of introduction of e-government services.

    Addressing to meeting Elmir Velizadeh, deputy communications minister of Azerbaijan, informed that up to date the country had already introduced more than 10 out of the 20 services envisaged by the State E-Government Development Program.

  • Azerbaijan draws Latvia to domestic ICT area

    Azerbaijan-Latvia roundtable on information & communications technologies (ICT) ahs been held in Baku today.

    Deputy communications minister Elmir Velizadeh of Azerbaijan emphasized that Azerbaijan actively developing ICT area hopes for co-operation with Latvia in it.

    “Over the past 5 years ICT sector growth in Azerbaijan made up about 32%. Its growth is expected this year as well despite the global economic crisis. To the large extent, this is a desert of private companies making 80% in this sector,” Velizadeh said.

  • Azerbaijan dynamically developing in ICT

    The information age presuppose developing of the information and communication technologies at fast pace to ensure security and stable development of any country of the world. Azerbaijan, the leading country of the region in terms of the ICT, continues to develop this sector by attracting major player and startups to share experience in the sphere at Bakutel exhibition.

    The BakuTel 2015 – International Telecommunications and Information Technologies Exhibition and Conference is open in Baku for the 21st time from December 2 until December 5.

  • Azerbaijan engaged in further development of ICT

    The sustainable development of the sphere of information communication technologies is an integral part of the economic and political reforms which are currently implemented in Azerbaijan, Minister of Communications and High Technologies Ramin Guluzade told Trend.

    “State programs which are aimed at the comprehensive development of the non-oil sector are currently underway in the country. The programs necessitate the switch of the ICT sector to the new level. Azerbaijan is the first and the only country that adopted the strategy of switch to the information-oriented society in the South Caucasus region,” he said.

  • Azerbaijan establishes rules of open public discussion of standard acts being prepared by government

    By Decision #142 the Azerbaijani Cabinet Ministers approved "The Rules of posting of regulatory legal acts of the Cabinet Ministers and the central bodies of executive power in E-Government portal".

    Under the document, the Ministry of Communications & IT of Azerbaijan is to ensure for one month the technical capabilities for posting draft legal acts prepared by the central executive authorities and the Cabinet in E-Government portal.

  • Azerbaijan establishes Rules of quality audit of electronic state services

    By Order #9/14-01 Inam Karimov, chairman of the State Agency for Services to Citizens & Social Innovations under the President, has endorsed the Rules for assessing the organization and performance of governmental agencies’ e-services.

    The Rules came into effect on 18 January 2013. By his order Kerimov also instructed to develop an annual plan for the organization and performance of state e-services, as well as cost estimates for this.

  • Azerbaijan going to introduce electronic service of domestics and foreign passports issuance

    Communication and Information Technologies Ministry of Azerbaijan has announced expansion of electronic services list.

    Deputy Communication and Information Technologies Minister of Azerbaijan Elmir Velizadeh has reported that to date the list of about 300 electronic services has been worked out which are planned for activation within State Program "Electronic Government".

    "In the course of the project implementation we are going to increase the number of electronic services through expansion of the state services list provided in electronic format. To date, 16 state establishments have been connected to e-government portal, 12 of which provide about 60 electronic services. We expect that after opening of primary version of the portal the number of state establishments connected to the portal and people employing e-services provided by state bodies will grow day by day. The portal will be fully launched when the country’s all state bodies are connected to it", - he noted.

  • Azerbaijan has activated 160 e-government services

    60 e-services out of 417 presented at official websites of governmental agencies of the country have been activated at E-Government portal of Azerbaijan.

    Isbyandiyar Aliyev, head of the Strategic Planning Department of the Ministry of Communications & IT of Azerbaijan, says that some of these services are not integrated into E-Government portal.

  • Azerbaijan has endorsed e-forms of licensing of customs brokers and customs warehouses

    By Decision #349 the Cabinet Ministers of Azerbaijan has approved the amendments to the Rules of executive power’s e-services and the List of E-Services.

    Under the amendments, receipt of documents for a license for customs broker and customs carrier services as well as such license suspension and liquidation will be conducted in e-form.

  • Azerbaijan has good conditions for successful participation in Open Government Partnership

    Azerbaijan possesses good basic conditions in order to be an active participant in the Open Government Partnership (OGP), which was presented in New York on Tuesday, an independent economist Ingilab Ahmedov told Trend.

    Azerbaijan joined the official launch of Open Government Partnership (OGP) on Sept. 20, dining the 66lh UN General Assembly, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov's letter to U.S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said. The text of the letter was published on the OGP website.

  • Azerbaijan has reported on e-tax audit introduction

    The Ministry of Taxes of Azerbaijan has launched a twinning project of the European Commission "Support to the Ministry of Taxes of Azerbaijan in E-Audit".

    At the III Eurasian Forum advisor to tax minister of Azerbaijan Asaf Asadov informed that the project was developed and submitted to the European Commission in 2010, and its implementation began in March 2011 and will continue until March 2013.

  • Azerbaijan has simplified receipt of sanitary passport of hotels and hotel-type facilities

    The Ministry of Health of Azerbaijan has simplified access to a range of public services.

    The Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies informs that Ministry of Health plans to provide totally 38 e-services.

  • Azerbaijan has sold 900 digital signatures

    The Information-Computer Centre of the Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies of Azerbaijan is to commission its next project in March 2012.

    The MCIT reports that the project aims at creating a state information system of Electronic Government (EHDIS). System entry will be carried out through an e-signature certificate that will promote to growth of demand for electronic digital signature (EDS).

    To date, the ICC has sold 900 e-signature certificates.

  • Azerbaijan Health Ministry intends to launch 38 e-services

    The Ministry of Health plans to provide 38 e-services.

    The MoH reports that in 2012 it carried out large-scale work in the health to digitize the domestic public healthcare sector.

    E-card of health of citizens started work within E-Azerbaijan Program. Currently, the Ministry is applying e-programs on 10 registers of various diseases, a single register of staff, e-system of surveillance of infectious diseases, turnover of medicines, dispatch system of ambulance services.

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