By the end of this year, the first individuals will get mobile electronic signatures.
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) of Azerbaijan reported that, during the operation of the Centre issuing digital signatures, 28 senior officials of government agencies have already received 2,080 digital signatures (EDS).
Now, simplified access to all kinds of electronic services on the portal ehdis.az even via mobile phones will be provided to all the citizens of the country. Mobile operators have started with the preparations for the technical support of the innovation.
The so-called e-government has granted 195 items of electronic services of the potential 400. -17D-
Economics
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