“I would like to note that the ‘Digital Documents’ section has proven especially popular, users can access 39 digital documents, such as ID cards, driving licenses, student IDs, and other socially important documents,” Bekmanov added. The latest rules require banks to verify customers through the National Biometric Authentication System, using face biometrics matched against government‑held reference images. Major projects include a national AI platform, smart city systems, the alem.ai center and the eGov AI assistant. Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of Kazakhstan, Jaslan Madiyev, believes the country is accelerating toward a fully-fledged digital country. Article Topics50-in-5 | biometrics | digital government | digital public infrastructure | digital trust | eGov.kz | Kazakhstan