The Ministry of Agriculture of Kyrgyzstan is in the final stage of forming a unified digital space in cooperation with EAEU partners. The agency's press release states that specialists have already covered 15 key processes, which are distributed across four main areas, including veterinary control and seed production.
Currently, 80% of the planned systems have not only been created but are also successfully functioning in industrial operation. In particular, the veterinary sector has demonstrated the highest technological maturity, automating 8 processes, which include document issuance, registry maintenance, and product monitoring. This creates a transparent system for tracking agricultural goods, eliminating unnecessary barriers to export.
Additionally, three processes have been implemented in the phytosanitary area, allowing for instant data exchange on quarantine objects, phytosanitary certificates, and temporary restrictions in electronic format. This enables the member states to quickly respond to risks and minimize cargo delays at borders without justified reasons.
In the field of seed production, the final stage is being completed — connecting to the unified register of agricultural plant varieties.
The results of this large-scale digitization are evident — a safe space is being formed between the member countries. The implementation of such processes has significantly increased trade transparency, making the export of products from Kyrgyzstan clearer and protected from unnecessary bureaucratic obstacles on the international stage.
