- Asan Khidmat offers residents a unique access to more than 400 services.
- The installation reflects the dynamism of Azeri President Aliyev, says Prime Minister Shehbaz.
- He invited the center team to explore cooperation opportunities.
Tashkent: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited the “Asan Khidmat” Center on Tuesday (Asan Xidmat) in Baku, Azerbaijan and praised the installation that offers more than 400 services to residents, while expressing plans to replicate the model in Islamabad.
The prime minister, who was on a two -day visit to the country of Central Asia, toured the center in the capital of the country that presents modern technology and “excellent” human resources, which he reflected the forecast and dynamism of the president of Azerbaijan , Ilham Aliyev.
“I also visited an Innoland Center, where young and volunteers are actively committed. It is one of the most modern centers that I have visited worldwide. The full brands go to my brother Ilham Aliyev for their visionary and stimulating leadership.” Said Shehbaz said.
The prime minister stressed that, although there are similar centers in Pakistan, such as Punjab, the Asan Khidmat Center in Baku is distinguished through its scale and advanced service delivery systems that effectively address the needs of citizens.
“We would love to benefit from Azerbaijan’s experience. I would be happy to have a replica of this in Islamabad,” he said.
Shehbaz said that Pakistan would like to start a pilot project in Islamabad based on the Asan Khidmat model and that his country would sign an agreement with Azerbaijan to benefit from his experience.
He also invited a center team to visit Pakistan to explore cooperation opportunities.
During the visit, the president of the State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovation, Ulvi Mehdiyev, welcomed the prime minister.
During the informative session, he said that Asan Khidmat had become a renowned institution due to its excellent performance in providing efficient public services. He said that the single model facilitates the provision of public services and provides citizens to access more than 400 services from 30 government and 15 private institutions, all under the same roof.
Mehdiyev informed the Prime Minister that the center was launched as part of the integral reforms of institutional governance that guarantee the transparent, responsible and efficient delivery of public services, and the comments of citizens play a crucial role in impulse improvements.
Prime Minister Shehbaz was also informed about the Asan Khidmat mobile service, which includes specially designed buses and a train and delivery of essential public services directly to local communities. Later, the prime minister left Baku to Tashkent for a two -day visit.
The prime minister is visiting the nation of Asia Central by invitation of the president of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev.
Uzbekistan’s prime minister Abdulla Aipov, Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor, Sahov, Tashkent Mayor Shavkat Umurzakov, Uzbekistan’s ambassador to Pakistan Alisher Takhitayev, and Pakistan’s Ambassador to Won Minister from Uzbekistan, together with the Government Prime Minister and the Airport.
A contingent of the Uzbekas Armed Forces presented greetings to the prime minister.
During the visit, Prime Minister Shehbaz visited the independence monument in Tashkent and placed a crown in the monument that means the rich story of Uzbekistan and his journey towards sovereignty.
He also expressed admiration for the progress and resistance of Uzbekistan, establishing parallels with Pakistan’s struggle for independence and development.
“The monument of independence is a testimony of courage and the determination of the Uzbeko people. Pakistan and Uzbekistan share a common vision of peace, prosperity and regional connectivity. This visit is a reminder of our shared values and the need to work Together with a brighter future, “the press release cited Prime Minister as he said.
On the occasion, the prime minister was also informed about the 3,000 years of history of the Nation Uzbeka and his heroes.
The visit to the monument would follow a series of high -level meetings with Uzbekos officials, focusing on improving trade, energy cooperation and cultural exchanges.
Both nations are committed to strengthening regional connectivity and economic integration.
“The visit of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Uzbekistan marks a significant step to strengthen the strategic association between the two countries. The trip is expected to produce new agreements in areas such as agriculture, regional connectivity, technology and education, still solidifying plus the link between Pakistan and Uzbekistan, “added the press release.
The prime minister will hold a bilateral meeting with the president of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev. Discussions will focus on improving cooperation between Uzbekistan and Pakistan in regional connectivity, commerce, investment, energy, defense, security, regional stability and education.
The two leaders will also exchange views on global and regional issues of mutual interest. Both parties will also sign comprehension memorandums and agreements on bilateral cooperation.
It will go to a business forum by Pakistan-Uzbekistan aimed at promoting bilateral trade and investment ties.
In addition, you will visit Techno Park in Tashkent to observe the Uzbekistan construction industry. The prime minister is accompanied by the Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ishaq Dar, Minister of Commerce Jam Kamal Khan, Minister of Investment and Privatization Abdul Aleem Khan, Minister of Information and Baddade of Tarar, and special assistant for Prime Minister Tariq FATEMI.
