DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, August 25. Kazakhstan is ready to share its experience in implementing an e-government system with Tajikistan, Trend reports.
This was said during a meeting held at the National Bank of Tajikistan between a delegation from the National Bank of Tajikistan and a delegation from Kazakhstan, led by the Minister of Digital Development, Innovation, and Aerospace Industry, Bagdat Mussin.
Specifically, it was noted that Kazakhstan is prepared to conduct seminars and training courses to educate specialists in the field of e-government.
It was emphasized that a positive working relationship exists between Tajikistan and Kazakhstan across all sectors, which provides an impetus for further expansion and strengthening of cooperation in the field of digital financial services.
According to Mussin, this meeting will offer practical assistance in further enhancing the implementation of e-government. It was underscored that Kazakhstan currently ranks eighth globally in online services, tenth in the implementation of e-government, and thirtieth in information security.
During the meeting, the parties also discussed issues related to the security of databases, their processing, and access control.
Over the past few years, Kazakhstan has been offering online services such as document processing for property purchases and reorganizations, including the sale of movable property and vehicles, education and healthcare systems, and obtaining licenses for individuals and legal entities.
Documents, tax payments, civil registration document submissions, mortgage applications, and other necessary documents are processed digitally.
Meanwhile, currently, Tajikistan does not have a unified system for delivering government services online.
