BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 4. Senegal plans to
establish a single public services center based on the ASAN Khidmet
model within the next three to four months, the country's Minister
of Civil Service, Labor, and Civil Service Reform, Mamadou Lamine
Diante, told reporters, Trend's correspondent reports from the event.
He made the remark on the sidelines of a signing ceremony for a
memorandum of understanding between the Islamic Labor Center of the
Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Ministry of Civil
Service, Labor, and Civil Service Reform of Senegal in Baku.
According to him, during their visit to Azerbaijan, the
Senegalese delegation learned about the country's experience in
digitalizing public services.
"In Azerbaijan, almost the majority of services and procedures
are digitalized. For example, we sign contracts, but not digitally,
while in Azerbaijan, most signings, especially employment
contracts, are already fully digitalized," the minister said.
He noted that the Senegalese delegation also visited ASAN
Khidmet.
"Yesterday, we also visited ASAN Khidmet. We want to implement
the ASAN Khidmet model in our country as soon as possible. As the
chairman of ASAN Khidmet noted, within the near future, within
three to four months, we plan to create a single center in Senegal
within the ASAN model where public services will be integrated,"
Diante said.
The minister emphasized that the Senegalese side expects to
successfully implement this project.
"I'm confident that we'll achieve this soon. I believe that we
will gain very valuable experience during this visit," he
added.
