The new mobile platform, "the portal of e-government" (e-government) is now available for users of devices Apple.
According to the report of the computer center of the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies of AR, the innovation is designed to access the app store AppStore and contains a number of functions that allow you to use some electronic services of public and government agencies.
The main convenience is mobility, as it has already eliminated the need to find desktop computers with access to the Internet. Recall access to the portal is carried out with the use of electronic signatures, Mobil ID, as well as login and password.
According to the computer center, the turn is for a mobile platform for e-government, adapted for devices running on the operating system Android.
"Electronic government" allows citizens, businesses and government officials to promptly receive the necessary documents. It is intended to reduce the number of documents requested by the virtual interaction of various bodies. --17D-
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