During the meeting, an initiative was proposed to implement an electronic mechanism for transferring students between schools. According to available data, there are 2,170 state and municipal schools operating in the republic, where more than 1.5 million children are educated. Currently, the transfer process is carried out manually, which creates risks of corruption and an uneven burden on educational institutions.
Also on the agenda was the creation of a unified "Digital Tourist Platform." Participants in the discussion identified systemic problems in the industry, such as fragmented services (visas, logistics, insurance) and the lack of centralized management of tourism processes. "Tourists should not face bureaucratic obstacles and language barriers at every step. We need a platform that will unite government services, business services, and payment methods in one window — from the moment of arrival in the country to departure," emphasized the chairman of the government. He also instructed the Department of Tourism, the ministries of digital development and finance, together with JSC "Tunduk," to develop the requirements and carry out the financing and technical implementation of the unified digital tourist platform as soon as possible.
