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The E-government portal is expected to be launched by the 17th International Telecommunications Exhibition BakuTel-2011, which will be held Nov. 23-26, SayberNet director general Ilham Namazov told Trend on Saturday.

Azerbaijan's SayberNet, which implements the functions of the system integrator, has been selected as the organization to carry out work on the technical construction of the system.

"Currently, the portal, to which eight state agencies have been connected, has been launched in pilot mode at the interagency level," said Namazov.

Read more: E-government portal to be launched in Azerbaijan by BakuTel exhibition

Communication and Information Technology Ministry has created National Certificate Services Center to ensure introduction of e-signature in country.

The National Certificate Services Center has a certification service center for governmental agencies and e-government certification service center aimed at providing e-signature services to state agencies, citizens and businesses, the Ministry said.

Read more: AZ: Population to be offered e-signature at discount prices

Since the next quarter of 2011 the State Social Protection Fund of Azerbaijan is to begin to use electronic digital signature (EDS) in its work – procedure of SSPF connection to e-government portal has been completed.

SSPF chairman Salim Muslimov informs that for use of EDS it remained only to integrate Fund’s computerized system with the system of Computer Information Centre of the Communications & IT Ministry.

Read more: AZ: Pension Fund connects to e-government portal and introduces a third component of identification

The Azerbaijani State Social Protection Fund (SSPF) presented a new e-system on Friday for reporting and paying compulsory social insurance.

The introduction of new e-services will facilitate communication between the SSPF and policyholders, reduce the human factor in this process, and increase the transparency in the pension-insurance system.

Read more: Azerbaijani State Social Protection Fund moves to new system

News.Az interviews Kristina Ojuland, a member of the European Parliament from Estonia’s Reform Party and Estonian foreign minister from 2002 to 2005.

You are attending the conference marking the 20th anniversary of Azerbaijan's independence. How do you see Azerbaijan's future?

I think that one very clear message for me was that Azerbaijan is very much willing and able to continue the modernization of the country, investing in the country and in the people. I think this is something that President Aliyev mentioned several times when he talked about human capital. It’s really, something very, very important and crucial for the whole country’s development.

Read more: AZ: IT can make a country 'modern and progressive'

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