He said that the Parliament's press service intends to closely cooperate with the journalists accredited in the legislative body.

He said 11 televisions, 5 radios, 14 information agencies and 40 newspapers have been accredited to cover the parliament's spring session.

"After the autumn session it became known that some press bodies though accredited, do not participate in the sittings. We did not accredit them again," he said.

Nasirov noted that survey will be conducted among the journalists to learn their proposals on mutual cooperation.

"Roundtables will be organized with participation of parliamentarians, chiefs of the commissions and journalists. The themes of these meetings will be proposed by journalists," he said.

Nasirov also said that new website of the parliament is being prepared and its presentation ceremony will be held soon, APA reports.