ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 22. Kazakhstan has significantly improved the efficiency and transparency of granting geological and mining allotments through the reengineering of key business processes, Minister of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry Zhaslan Madiyev said during a government meeting, Trend reports.
Madiyev explained that the procedure for issuing and re-registering allotments—once handled via paper, email, or the e-Otinish system—has now been fully automated through the Unified Subsoil Use Platform, available at minerals.e-qazyna.kz. The platform features an interactive map and automatic restriction checks, eliminating the need for manual data review and reducing error risk.
The minister highlighted that the number of procedural stages has been cut by 45 percent, and business roles reduced by 35 percent, easing the administrative burden. These changes have enhanced transparency, minimized human involvement, and increased user confidence by offering a faster and more convenient digital process.
