One of the key innovations is the "Electronic Fishing Ticket" system, designed for sport fishing enthusiasts. This electronic ticket can be easily purchased through the official website of the ministry or by using the MegaPay mobile application, which supports QR payments from all banks in the country.
Moreover, an automated system called the "Unified Electronic Register of Fishery Water Bodies and Fishery Entities" has been introduced and is already in operation. This system provides fishery entities with the opportunity to receive state-paid services in electronic format.
Among the new features is the ability to submit online applications for obtaining a fish farming passport and biological justifications for fish breeding.
Additionally, an "Information System for Traceability of Fish and Fish Products" is currently under development. This system aims to ensure compliance with veterinary and sanitary standards in aquaculture and to increase the export potential of domestic fish products. The digital platform will allow tracking all stages of production—from the incubation of imported eggs to the preparation of finished products for export.
The introduction of such digital technologies significantly simplifies the work of fish farmers in the field of aquaculture, contributing to a more transparent and efficient development of the fishery sector. The Department noted that digitalization is a priority direction of their work, and they plan to continue developing in this area on an ongoing basis.
