The "Electronic Government" also reached the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan.
As reported on the official website of the Supreme Assembly of autonomy (http://www.nakhchivan.az/portal-1/news/dekabr-2012/news13.html), from 15 July 2011 to accelerate the solution of organizational, technical and other issues related to improving the quality of public services.
Thus, it is stated that the length of fiber-optic telecommunications lines in the autonomous republic for 650 km, prepared structural design portal "e-government" for the organization to use the electronic services of public and government agencies on the basis of the principle of "single window", to create an internet page 73 government agencies.
To see how these pages work one can consider the example of the portal of the local Cabinet (http://nazirlerkabineti.nakhchivan.az), MIA (http://din.nakhchivan.az) and local public television and radio (http://ntv.nakhchivan.az). Not going to comment, we offer readers to imagine themselves users of these portals. We add that this is not the worst examples of the "electronic government" of the autonomous republic. - 17D-
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