One of the key innovations is the information system "Electronic Fishing License," designed for sports fishing enthusiasts. This electronic license can be purchased both on the official website of the ministry and through the MegaPay mobile application, using QR payments from all banks in the country.
In addition, an automated system called "Unified Electronic Register of Fishery Water Bodies and Fishery Entities" has been created, which is already actively in use. It provides fishery entities with the opportunity to receive state-paid services in electronic format.
With this system, it is now possible to submit online applications for obtaining a fish farming passport and for biological justifications for fish breeding.
The department is also working on creating an "Information System for Traceability of Fish and Fish Products." This system will help ensure compliance with veterinary and sanitary standards in the aquaculture sector and increase the export potential of local fish products. It will allow tracking all stages of production, from the incubation of imported fish roe to the preparation of finished products for export.
The implementation of such digital technologies simplifies the process for fish farmers engaged in aquaculture and promotes a more transparent and efficient development of this industry. The department emphasized that digitalization is an important direction for the development of fisheries, and they plan to continue working in this area.
