The MCIT reports that establishment of educational classes on e-government and their uniting into a single system is expected in Baku and regions of the country in compliance with the Memo. The center will organize training courses to improve the skills of civil servants in the area of ICT and e-government, and creates an opportunity for the provision of distance education.
Read more: A training center for e-Government under creation in Azerbaijan
KOICA, Azerbaijan discuss issues related to implementation of an Educational Center for e-Government
On December 10~14, 2012 the Implementation Survey Team headed by the Resident Representative of KOICA Azerbaijan Office Ms. Kim Eun Suk and the working group headed by the Deputy Minister of Communications and Information Technologies Mr. Elmir Velizadeh discussed the issues related to the successful implementation of the Project.
According to him, e-services in particular will provide the possibility of determining the disposition and location of freight carriages in the entire railway network.
Read more: E-services for cargo transportation introduced in Azerbaijan
According to sources in the Ministry, 3 kinds of e-services have already been applied including the receipt of e-applications, complaints and proposals, e-registration for appointment with administrative posts (minister, deputy minister, heads of departments) of the ministry, receipt of e-document for issuance of licenses to tourism companies, hotels and other facilities for tourism activity.
Read more: AZ: 18 types of e-services to be applied in culture and services in 2013
MCIT Strategic Planning Department’s head Isbandiyar Aliyev says that the digital signature of every citizen is equal on its efficiency to a handwritten signature, so one must be very careful in its issuance and use.
Read more: Azerbaijan’s Communications Ministry explains bureaucratization of e-government services