“There is complete transparency, no bureaucracy or bribery, and people are provided with a cultured service. In fact, this is the way it should be. "ASAN xidmət" is a very important institutional center not only in the field of public services, but also for society as a whole.”

—  Ilham Aliyev

During the opening of Qabala regional “ASAN xidmət” center (10 August 2016) http://en.president.az/articles/20790
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