“We must ensure transparent and open work of government bodies. Our task is to provide the population with relevant and verified information. Social networks and media play an important role, but there are also distortions of information and the spread of unreliable data. In these conditions, official websites must become the main tool for interaction with citizens,” he noted.
A screenshot from the portal.
Kasymaliev emphasized that previously, state web resources did not fully perform the function of an official “showcase” of power. To address this issue, extensive analytical work and assessment of existing websites were conducted, which led to the creation of the concept for the unified state information portal egov.kg. The portal is already operational and available to users. Currently, the phased transfer of ministry and agency websites to the new platform is underway, and in the future, it is planned to connect all other government bodies.
On the new portal, users can find complete pages for all ministries with official information, important documents, and contacts.
