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.
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According to local experts, the use of various electronic systems by separate state institutions poses some problems in the process of electronic document flow.
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RATI chairman Emin Huseynov has stated that empowerment of citizens’ access to e-government services, increasing transparency and quality of public services will reduce discontent of citizens with work of separate governmental agencies and increase trust to the government.
RATI chairman Emin Huseynov says that in order to prove this it is enough to try to pass online-registration on the portal for the digital signature.
"Warnings in systems Mozilla, Opera, Chrome, which notify users that the security protocol of portals www.e-imza.az, www.e-gov.az and other public websites is not “not trusted" say the same as well, that suggests that these systems use invalid security certificates. It puts in jeopardy the persons performing any operations through any of these resources,” he said.
E-government expert Alasgar Mammadli says that today Internet service cost is 12-13% of citizen’s average monthly wage.
"This indicator in Russia is, for example, only 1-2%. In other developed countries, there is a segment of free access to the Internet on the market of Internet services, which accounts for 1-2% of the total market.
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