In particular, she noted that 197 million 289 thousand soms were received for the use of plant and animal resources, as well as for the issuance of hunting licenses and permits. This is 18 million 523 thousand soms more compared to 2024.
Raimkulova also reported on the launch of the electronic database "Synthesis," which is designed to improve control in the environmental sphere. This system provides centralized accounting of permits, their use, and helps to record cases of smuggling.
According to the Deputy Minister, the application of digital technologies should contribute to increasing transparency in the process of issuing permits and strengthening control over the use of natural resources.
