President of Kazakhstan Qosim-Jomart Tokayev chaired the Security Council meeting on the development of rare earth metal industry

Uzbekistan and Georgia have launched a new E-Permit system aimed at accelerating the permit acquisition process and reducing the use of paper documents.

Under the new procedure, all types of permits—bilateral, transit, and for third countries—are now issued exclusively in electronic form based on applications from national carriers. These permits replace the previously used distributed forms.

It is emphasized that the introduction of this system is intended to optimize the permit issuance process, decrease paperwork, and reduce dependence on human factors. Furthermore, the system creates a more transparent and convenient mechanism for national carriers when conducting international freight transport.

The E-Permit is an electronic authorization issued for international road freight transport. It grants the carrier the right to enter another country's territory, pass through it in transit, or transport goods to a third country.

During the video selector meeting chaired by the President, important tasks were defined to eliminate existing problems in the fuel and energy sector, ensure stable power supply, and improve service quality. In accordance with these instructions, practical work in the regions continues steadily.

Medicines are not just commodities; they are directly linked to human life and health. Therefore, the illegal circulation of pharmaceuticals, whose quality, origin, and safety are not guaranteed, constitutes not only a violation of economic legislation but also a serious threat to public health.