He noted that digitalization is taking place not only within the EAEU but also at the bilateral level.
“With the development of various sectors of the economy, the need for prompt information exchange with government institutions of other countries is increasing,” he added.
As an example, Nasiridinov cited the difficulties faced by Kyrgyz carriers when crossing the border with Kazakhstan. Since last year, a memorandum on rapid information exchange between the Committee for State Revenues of Kazakhstan and the tax authorities of Kyrgyzstan has been in effect.
“The automated mode allows for the exchange of information regarding vehicles. In the event of vehicle detention, arising issues are resolved quickly, and if necessary, documents can be supplemented,” he reported.
In addition, digital exchange is actively used for the distribution of import customs duties within the EAEU. These duties are accumulated in the union's general budget and distributed among the member countries according to pre-established percentage rates. Nasiridinov added that daily data exchange is carried out for this purpose.
Work is also ongoing to recognize bank guarantees in the process of participating in public procurement and to implement digital interaction in other sectors of the economy.
