According to communications minister Ali Abbasov, an international association founded for these ends is to tackle problems of policy formulation to determine the level of ICT adverse effect on the environment.
The implementation of the program of actions to form e-government in Azerbaijan for 2010-2011 will promote expansion of the list of e-services, provided to the population.
The statement came from Deputy Minister of Communication and Information Technologies Elmir Velizade speaking to journalists on November 22.
The e-voting was transferred for the coalition's usage as a result of the competition announced by the Centre of International Relations and Calculations of the Azerbaijani Communications and IT Ministry, a statement said.
The component "E-voting and public opinion" allows voters registered in a constituency to participate in e-voting on candidates for MPs.
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According to the minister, the system that will be used by non-governmental organizations in the elections is one component of e-government and is not subject to the Central Election Commission, respectively, has no legal force, but may help in studies of non-governmental and other public organizations in order to have an understanding about public opinion, is identical to exit-poll.
The sides will also discuss establishing an ICT bilateral cooperation working group, Azerbaijani Communications and IT Ministry Scientific Capacity and Strategic Planning Department Director Isfandiyar Aliyev told Trend. The group's first meeting will be held in early 2011.
Azerbaijan has presented a list of its proposed working group members to Belarus. Belarus is expected to present a similar list to the Azerbaijani side.