One of the proposed initiatives was the creation of an electronic mechanism for transferring students between educational institutions. As of today, more than 1.5 million children are studying in 2,170 state and municipal schools across the country. However, the process of transferring students is carried out manually, which creates risks for corruption and an uneven burden on educational institutions.
Also on the agenda was the creation of a unified "Digital Tourist Platform." During the discussion, systemic problems in the tourism industry were highlighted, such as the fragmentation of services (visas, logistics, insurance) and the lack of centralized management of the tourism process. "Tourists should not encounter bureaucratic obstacles or language barriers at every stage. We need a platform that will unite all government services, business services, and payment systems in one window - from the moment of arrival to departure," the chairman of the cabinet emphasized. He also instructed the Department of Tourism, the ministries of digital development and finance, as well as JSC "Tunduk," to develop the requirements, ensure funding, and implement this digital platform as soon as possible.
