National Information Technologies JSC has signed an agreement on information exchange between the information systems of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the administrator of electronic passport systems determined by the decision of the EEC Council.

The following will be implemented under the agreement:

- Electronic passport exchange;

- Information exchange regarding vehicle registration and availability of any restrictions established by the EAEU law;

The end of this week is the deadline for the submission of electronic assets and income declaration in Kazakhstan. Civil servants and persons equated as such, employees of budgetary organizations and quasi-public sector entities, as well as their spouses, can submit an assets and income declaration (form 270.00) via the eGov.kz portal.

Citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan can now use the service on the eGov.kz portal to voluntarily refuse to get bank loans and microloans for an unlimited period.

Only a citizen himself/herself can apply for the service. The ban on getting loans and microloans is set for an indefinite period. The user can also lift the restrictions on obtaining loans at any time. To do this, you should submit an application for early termination of the service delivery on the eGov.kz portal.

To get the service, the user needs to:

Legal guardians of minor children, incapacitated or partially incapacitated adult citizens can now use the eGov.kz portal to obtain certificates on the availability of real estate and the titles (encumbrances) registered on it. This service facilitates the process of obtaining information about real estate and makes it more accessible to different categories of citizens.

Kazakhstan moved up four places to 24^th out of 193 in the UN global E-Government Development Index and took the first place among developing inland countries. The UN experts praised the effectiveness of e-Government in Kazakhstan and the use of digital public services to improve the quality of life of its citizens. The experts also marked the e-Gov portal and the e-License and Smart Data Ukimet projects, which are operated by NITEC JSC.

The expansion of the public service functionality allows legal guardians of children and incapacitated citizens over the age of eighteen to attach their wards to outpatients' clinics. An inclusive approach to the provision of digital public services has a positive impact on the protection of the social rights of various categories of citizens, including people with disabilities.

Thanks to the updated service, guardians of persons over the age of eighteen who have been declared incapacitated by the court can apply for special services online on the eGov.kz portal. The creation of a barrier-free environment in the field of public services ensures equal opportunities for different categories of citizens, including people with disabilities.

Today, following the decision of the Board of Directors, Bayan Konirbayev was elected Chairman of the Board of National Information Technologies JSC.

Bayan Konirbayev was born in Almaty in 1986. He has 15 years of professional experience, of which more than 10 years have been in management positions and more than five years in the IT infrastructure field. Certified professional in public-private partnership CP3P-E (Charter holder, APMG), USA.