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By Aynur Jafarova

Azerbaijani IT company SINAM has completed the project on developing electronic document archives as part of an e-government project in Kyrgyzstan, which was started at the beginning of 2012.

The project is the last stage within the development of the Automated Registration System for the Department of Inventory and Registration of Real Estate Rights of the Public Registration Service in Kyrgyzstan Government.

More than 420,000 registration cases have been processed and over 3.3 million pages of documents, including purchase and sale contracts, donation agreements, etc., as well as cadastral papers, have been digitized under the project.

The project aimed to accelerate processing of citizens' applications pertaining to real estate as part of applying electronic government technologies in the country. It will allow to speed up processing of requests and provision of requested archive documentation on the basis of citizens' appeals.

The involvement of an Azerbaijani IT company in the realization of the project allowed using Azerbaijan's experience in the field of electronic government, including the process of creating electronic archives.

SINAM Ltd is a leading IT company in the region that offers a wide range of IT services and products. Recognized as an e-government solutions provider and system integrator, SINAM provides turn-key solutions that embody the full value chain from integrated hardware and software complex to consulting, support and warranty.

SINAM has been a member of American Chamber of Commerce in Azerbaijan since July 1998. SINAM is the first Azerbaijani company which represented Azerbaijan's ICT industry at the biggest European ICT exhibition, CeBIT 2005, in Hannover.

SINAM has opened international branches in Kyrgyzstan and Georgia.

The company's activity is directed at increasing the efficiency and optimization of business processes in various institutions of the region as well as improving state governance and promoting information exchange in the society.