On November 1, the price of the annual support of third-level domains (com.az, net.az, biz.az and others) was halved.
Speaking to reporters, head of national domain registrar az (company INTRANS) Faig Farmanov, the cost will be reduced from 20 to 10 manat. For schools, universities and other educational institutions for registration and support subdomains edu.az will be free.
Domain az. 19 years, the last 10 of which directs the process of registering it mentioned company.
Domain az. uses 14 thousand people, about 6-7 thousand "sit" on the domains com, net, org. According to Farmanov, it's time for free "migration" of these resources to the domain az, including free registration and a free annual support. - 17D-
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