 | Archive complaining on lack of space |
It has been 20 years since the department for state archives under the Cabinet of Ministers stopped accepting documents for storage due to the lack of space. It remains to be guessed how the huge paperwork of all government institutions is being stored.
According to the director of the department A. Pashayev, he has met with vice-premier Abid Sharifov three times, but without much success.
Meanwhile, the recent abolition of a number of ministries and institutions requires urgent decision-making in regard to the heaps of paper documents they all have left behind.
Mr. Pashayev told AssA-Irada Thursday that foundation for the new archive building was laid in 1972, but the area it was being built on has been illegally sold to someone.*
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Issue: May, 3, 2001
POLITICS
ECO foreign ministers meeting in DushanbeADP sets rally for May 12
ECONOMICS4-month oil output above projectionsSOCAR to hike crude exportsSES expert in BakuSymposium of GUUAM commerce chambers starts in BakuAzeri, Georgian, Moldovan employers outline co-op prospectsPolluter enterprise shut down
SOCIAL LIFELabor fairs start on countryside
CULTUREMugham competition sponsored by Devon and UnocalDays of Ukrainian culture due in BakuCarmen to be performed collectively
MISCELLANEOUSArchive complaining on lack of spaceCourses for NGOs start
RELIGIONIslamic Party demand end to misinformation
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