In the e-government portal www.e-gov.az appeared four electronic services for the implementation of the privatization of state assets, which are integrated to it. Participation in the privatization process has been made possible without turnout at the auction center of the State Committee on Property (SCP).
The press secretary for SCP, Gulu Khalilov, told Turan that the acceptance of applications for participation in the sale of small state-owned enterprises (objects), unfinished buildings, non-residential premises and shares at cash auctions is available by electronic circulation. Appeals are accepted in any of the five forms: electronic signature, ASAN Imza, smartphone, etc.
The electronic services do not apply to applications for participation in specialized cash auctions and auctions for the sale of land under privatized enterprises and joint stock companies yet.
SCP provides 20 interactive and 2 informative electronic services. -08D-
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