TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, May 22. Several
ministries of Uzbekistan have been recognized for achievements in
digital transformation, resource management, and public service
modernization within the framework of the “Uzbekistan – 2030”
development strategy, Trend reports citing Uzbek Ministry of Digital
Technologies.
The Ministry of Justice was designated as the most exemplary
ministry in the implementation of the strategy, following its
transformation into a modern, open, and digitally driven
institution.
The ministry currently provides 380 fully digitalized services
through 30 digital platforms, while more than 780 services are also
available online. In addition, a nationwide network of 208 public
service centers has contributed to the establishment of unified
service standards across the country.
The Ministry of Mining Industry and Geology was recognized for
best practices in resource management. Officials noted the
ministry’s emphasis on transparent and efficient resource
utilization, with allocated funding directed toward geological
exploration and sectoral development.
Authorities reported that water consumption in geological
exploration activities has been reduced by 20%, while budget
planning has already been completed through 2028. The localization
rate for key mining equipment has reached 84%.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Internal Affairs was identified as
the leading ministry in public service delivery.
According to officials, the ministry now provides nearly 60
types of services, 95% of which are delivered in fully digital
form. A total of 72 previously separate databases have been
integrated into the nationwide “Safe City” system, which connects
14 control centers and more than 20 ministries and agencies.
Last year, more than 148,000 administrative cases were processed
remotely, reducing bureaucratic procedures and minimizing the need
for in-person visits.
Authorities stated that these reforms reflect Uzbekistan’s
broader efforts to modernize state institutions and expand
citizen-oriented digital services.
