It was emphasized that, in this regard, the Service of Execution, together with the Agency for Innovation and Digital Technologies, has developed a draft document titled “Procedure for the Implementation of a Pilot Project on the Introduction of a Debt Collection System through the Automated Information System of the Service of Execution under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan.”
This procedure was developed to establish a regulatory framework for the implementation of a pilot project in the field of digitalization of enforcement proceedings and to improve the efficiency of debt collection. The document regulates the functioning of the relevant system in terms of digitalization of enforcement proceedings within the activities of bailiffs of the Service of Execution, timely debt recovery, definition of the rights and obligations of participants in the process, as well as other areas of activity within a special regulatory regime.
At the same time, the importance of the Automated Information System was emphasized, as its implementation is seen as an important step in the realization of state policy in the field of e-government and the digitalization of executive authorities.
In continuation of the event, the Deputy Director of the Agency for Innovation and Digital Technologies of the Republic of Tajikistan Merali Bodurshozoda stated that the introduction of modern technologies contributes to ensuring transparency in operations and improving the quality of services provided to citizens and organizations. Proposals were also presented regarding the integration of the system with other government bodies, its significance, operational features, and expected outcomes.
Further, representatives of the Department for Digitalization of Enforcement Proceedings provided detailed information on the technical capabilities of the system. It was emphasized that the system is designed to automate the workflow of the Service of Execution, ensure rapid exchange of information with financial institutions, and provide convenient access to necessary data. It was also noted that the use of the system will reduce traditional administrative costs and significantly increase the speed of execution of enforcement documents.
Participants of the round table highly appreciated the importance of interagency cooperation and the expansion of digital technologies in improving enforcement procedures. During the discussion, specific proposals were made for the further development of the system, and questions from participants were addressed.
