Starting from today, Shusha City State Reserve Department has started applying the ASAN Service's "Centralized Electronic Document Turnover" program. 

The program will make a contribution to the increase of promptness and efficiency and strengthening of the communications with relevant state institutions. 

Chairman of the Board of Directors of Shusha City State Reserve Department Maftun Abbasov has noted that Shusha is experiencing its renaissance period; large-scale infrastructure projects are being implemented in the city, the historical monuments destroyed during the Armenian occupation are being restored. 

It has been highlighted that numerous local and foreign companies are proud of participating in the restoration of Shusha. However, one of the priorities is to ensure the prompt organization of these works and document turnover with both state and private companies. In this regard, the cooperation with the ASAN Service is considered a significant milestone.