It is necessary to step up efforts to ensure access to automated public services for citizens living in remote areas. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic Ravshanbek Sabirov during a visit to the state enterprise "Center for Electronic Interaction "Tunduk".

Director of the state enterprise "Center for Electronic Interaction "Tunduk" Nuria Kutnaeva spoke about the work of the Center for Electronic Interaction "Tunduk" over the past two years, about the results achieved and tasks for the future.

The Deputy Prime Minister noted that effective implementation of digitalization is one of the key factors of the country's development.

"We see that the Tunduk center employs experienced specialists who have been educated at leading foreign universities. Training of local specialists is also important for further digitalization of regions. The activation of digitalization measures in state and municipal bodies will greatly facilitate the lives of ordinary citizens. Digitalization is a time requirement, " he said.

Ravshanbek Sabirov stressed that a lot of work is currently being done to introduce modern technologies into the daily life of society in order to translate public services into an electronic format.

"thanks to these efforts, it has become faster and easier for citizens to receive public services. Most importantly, the risk of corruption has decreased. currently, the country is in the process of digitalization, with the issue of cybersecurity should be in the spotlight. to do this, it is necessary to intensify efforts to create a data processing center that meets international standards, " the deputy prime minister concluded.