ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 11. Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov held a meeting on the digitalization of justice bodies as part of the implementation of the President's instructions, Trend reports via the press service of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan.
The meeting addressed the pace of implementing digital solutions in key areas of the legal system, measures to improve transparency and efficiency in enforcement proceedings, modernization of forensic activities, and expanding public access to legal assistance.
Olzhas Bektenov emphasized that digitalization and the introduction of artificial intelligence elements play a crucial role in increasing the efficiency of development across all sectors.
"The supercomputer recently launched by the President of Kazakhstan marks a new chapter in the country’s digital development. It is the first supercomputer cluster in Central Asia and the most powerful computing solution in the region. Its capabilities will be available to government agencies, research institutes, universities, and businesses. Therefore, all departments must intensify their efforts in this direction," Bektenov stressed.
At the meeting, Minister of Justice Yerlan Sarsembayev announced the sector’s digital transformation and the introduction of new services.
In the "E-Notary" system, a “Personal Account for Parties” was launched on April 1, 2025. This function allows debtors to express consent or objection to an enforcement inscription online, ensures biometric identification, and monitors compliance with territorial jurisdiction. Thanks to the implementation of this service, over 450,000 citizens received notifications, and more than 43,000 used the opportunity to file an objection. As a result, the number of complaints in this area decreased by 20 percent.
In the field of enforcement proceedings, a “Digital Assistant” was introduced. The system allows users to track rulings and pay debts online. Private judicial officers (PJOs) now receive deadline reminders. At the same time, a mechanism for the automatic distribution of enforcement documents among PJOs is being implemented, which eliminates the possibility of improper arrangements and reduces administrative workload.
Following the meeting, instructions were given to expand the use of artificial intelligence, implement new digital solutions, and advance legislative initiatives in the justice sector.
