The list of electronic services to the population under the existing portal of "electronic government» (www.e-gov.az) has been expanded.
According to the report the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies of Azerbaijan, the service is integrated into the portal www.e-gov.az for tracking postal items. This service allows keeping track of the Internet to carry out all the stages - collection, sorting, transportation and delivery of postal items in the network of the company Azerpoct.
To use this service, you must enter a special line of unique identifier sending mail - a 13-digit bar code printed on the receipt, issued by the post office to the customer upon receipt of the parcel.
According to the ministry, the number of services provided through the portal «e-government" has reached 417. Of the total e-services approved by the Cabinet (452) 333 are available on the portal. --17D-
Economics
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