Uzbekistan plans to implement a digital identification system for fishermen
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Uzbekistan plans to implement a digital identification system for fishermen

The National Committee of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Climate Change has announced a tender for commercial proposals to develop and implement the digital system 'Fisherman Card,' known as Fisherman ID.

According to the technical requirements, contractors must submit the system architecture, user interface design, and platform usage regulations that comply with established criteria.

The Fisherman ID system will include several functional blocks. Among them are the issuance of fishing permits with an integrated payment system and personal account, an open portal and registry of fishing zones, a booking system and QR pass, a partner personal account, an integrated marketplace, as well as an administrative system with invoicing and analytics functions.

It is planned that this system will be available as a mobile application for Android and iOS operating systems. Furthermore, its integration with the Click and Payme payment systems, mapping services, Telegram Bot API, and other services is expected.

The contractor is obliged to ensure the information security of the system, host it on the committee's servers, conduct testing, prepare all necessary documentation, and train users. After launch, the system will be covered by a technical guarantee for 12 months.

Commercial proposals are accepted via email at ecotourismhunting@uznature.uz, and the deadline for submitting applications is set for September 23.

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Representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan participated in an international seminar held in Uzbekistan. The main theme of the event was the application of digital and geospatial technologies, as well as artificial intelligence-based solutions in the agricultural sector, according to a report from the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan.

The seminar was organized by the Islamic Organization for Food Security together with the Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan. Delegations from Kazakhstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and other countries took part in it.

Key areas of digital transformation

Nurzhan Amirov, Deputy Director of the Department for Development of Public Services and Digitalization of the Agro-Industrial Complex of the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan, presented key areas of digital transformation in the country's agricultural sector. The Kazakh side demonstrated methods for creating state information systems and digital public services, automating state support mechanisms for producers in the agrarian sector, and effectively using agricultural data.

Special attention was paid to the unified digital ecosystem 'E-AIC', which is designed to increase the efficiency of public administration in agriculture, improve the provision of public services, and develop modern digital services for participants in the agro-industrial complex.

Discussion on the application of new technologies

During the seminar, the possibilities of implementing geospatial technologies and artificial intelligence in agriculture were also discussed. Participants discussed how to use such solutions for analyzing agricultural data, monitoring land, optimizing resource management, and creating modern digital tools for farmers.

The event served as a platform for exchanging practical experience in the field of agricultural digitization. Representatives of the participating countries discussed current technological approaches, existing digital transformation strategies, and promising directions for developing digital services in the agrarian sector.

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