One of the key topics was the proposal to automate the process of transferring students from one school to another. Currently, there are 2,170 state and municipal educational institutions in the country, where more than 1.5 million children are studying. However, despite this, the transfer of students is still carried out manually, which creates conditions for corruption and overloads certain schools.
In addition, the project for the creation of a unified "Digital Tourism Platform" was discussed. Among the main problems in the industry were the lack of coordination between services (such as visas, transportation, insurance) and the need to create a single center for managing tourism processes. "Tourists should not face bureaucracy and language barriers at every stage. We need a platform that will unite state and private services, as well as payment systems in one place — from entry to exit from the country," emphasized the chairman of the cabinet, instructing the Department of Tourism and the ministries of digital development and finance, together with JSC "Tunduk," to develop the requirements and implement the technical part of this project as soon as possible.
