Sixty public bodies in Kyrgyzstan connect to e-interaction system

Bishkek, July 19, 2019. /Kabar/. Sixty public bodies have already been connected to Tunduk electronic interaction system, Nuriya Kutnayeva, the Director of the Electronic Interaction Center under the State Committee for Information Technologies and Communications of Kyrgyzstan told during the press conference at Kabar News Agency.
According to her data, number of public bodies that exchange data with each other through the Tunduk system has increased from 5 in 2018 to 24 at present.
As of July this year, 24 public bodies exchange data, and the number of data exchanges has reached 1.9 million transactions, Kutnayeva said.
She also noted that the Ministries of Internal Affairs and Finance, the State Registration Service use electronic data exchange most of all.
Deputy Director of the Electronic Interaction Center Azamat Bourzhuyev said that through the Tunduk system obtaining of 11 certificates will be automated by the end of 2019 i.e. the public body that requests a certificate, can obtain data online from the relevant authority.
Besides, Director Kutnayeva noted that the Tunduk system has improved the traceability of transport and reduces the accountability of entrepreneurs to public bodies, because this process will be automated.
Note, that in May this year, Estonia’s E-Governance Academy awarded Kyrgyzstan for the best implementation of the Tunduk electronic governance system.