Digital governance platform using artificial intelligence elements is being developed in Uzbekistan

A unified digital platform for public administration is currently being created in Uzbekistan. This system is designed to consolidate data from various government agencies, enabling the analysis of key processes, monitoring the execution of decisions, and identifying areas requiring improvement.

Development of Digital Government

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed the presentation of this integrated digital platform project, which will serve as the foundation for managing and analyzing key aspects of the state's life. The goal is not only to digitize provided services but also to form a cohesive data ecosystem.

In recent years, Uzbekistan has demonstrated significant progress in this area, rising to 24th place in the UN's global e-government development ranking. It is planned that by 2030, the number of digital public services will reach 860, and the number of users will exceed 15.5 million, with the ambitious goal of entering the top 30 of the global ranking by the same date.

Functionality of the New System

Despite the successes, data from state structures remains fragmented, and their analysis methods vary. The new system aims to resolve this issue by aggregating information on areas such as regional economic conditions, investments, environmental situation, security, living standards in mahallas, and other spheres, including geospatial data.

Thanks to the integration of artificial intelligence, the platform will be able to proactively identify problem areas, conduct regional situation analyses, track task completion, and facilitate more efficient resource allocation. The President noted that the system's implementation is scheduled for Tashkent by the end of 2026, after which it will be rolled out nationwide.

Additional Initiatives

Simultaneously, the launch of a national classification system for goods and services is under consideration. Currently, various agencies use their own classifiers, which complicates business operations and information exchange. The new solution should simplify procedures and increase the reliability of reporting.

A national navigation system is also planned. Since foreign solutions are predominantly used in the country, transitioning to a domestic resource will ensure the standardization of geospatial data and improve the functioning of transport, logistics, emergency services, and urban planning.

Furthermore, the operation of markets and trade complexes in Uzbekistan will be fully transitioned to a digital format through the creation of a single electronic platform called E-bozor.

podrobno.uzJune 30, 17:20

Digital platform launched in Uzbekistan to assess youth achievements and provide benefits

A new digital platform called 'Uzbekistan Youth League' is launching in Uzbekistan. This system is designed to assess the successes of young people and ensure access to various educational, career, and social benefits.

Platform operation mechanism

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev introduced this initiative during a meeting with youth. Participants will be able to upload information about their achievements into the system themselves, after which relevant agencies will analyze the data. Based on the results obtained, young citizens will be assigned points that directly determine access to various forms of support.

Types of support provided

Young people who demonstrate high results will gain access to educational grants, discounts when enrolling on a contract basis, as well as 'professional vouchers' and compensation for study abroad costs. In addition, the platform will provide opportunities for business development, including preferential loans and participation in acceleration programs.

Career and housing

The platform will also serve as a tool for career advancement: programs for foreign internships and inclusion in the state service personnel reserve are provided. Participants will also have the opportunity to apply for subsidized mortgages to purchase housing.

Scale and goals of the project

At the end of the year, the most successful participants will receive special awards. The head of state emphasized that the 'Uzbekistan Youth League' is transforming into a nationwide movement. It will unite schoolchildren, students from domestic and foreign universities, young scientists, specialists from the state and private sectors, as well as children of compatriots living abroad. Furthermore, a new support system is being introduced in the country that will allow tens of thousands of young people to master modern working specialties on preferential or free terms.

uzdaily.uzJune 26, 18:39

Uzbekistan launches AI-based 'Shadow Economy Map' digital platform

President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev held a working meeting dedicated to presenting a set of measures to limit the scale of the shadow economy and increase the efficiency of prosecutorial supervision. Thanks to the implementation of risk analysis systems and the elimination of legislative loopholes, the share of the unregistered sector in the country has decreased from 35% to 23% over the past two years, bringing an additional 38 trillion soums to the budget. To achieve strategic goals by 2030, including halving the shadow sector, the analytical platform 'Shadow Economy Map' was launched in pilot mode. This system uses artificial intelligence algorithms to automatically identify hidden employment, unaccounted profits, and illegal activities. The platform's database integrates information complexes from 16 relevant ministries and agencies, ensuring risk monitoring in 22 key industries and 14 regions of the republic. The system automatically classifies industries and territories by danger levels—'green,' 'yellow,' and 'red'—based on more than a hundred risk assessment criteria.