The government is taking all the necessary measures to systematically solve the tasks set by the President - Olejas Bekatanov Prime Minister: Active development of the digital economy contributes to achieving long-term strategic goals and objectives Prime Minister Olejas Bekatanov noted that in order to implement the strategic tasks set by President Kassem-Jomart Tokayev in his speech to the nation entitled "Urgent tasks of Kazakhstan in the new historical period", The government and the akimat must mobilize available resources effectively. "The President's speech presents us with a task of great historical significance. It is to build a new respectable country with a strong and advanced economy for the benefit of the younger generation. To this end, we must successfully implement all the reforms and wide-ranging strategic initiatives of the head of state. The government and the akimat should effectively mobilize the available resources for the construction and modernization of socio-economically important facilities and housing and community infrastructure. Oljas Baktanow noted. The Prime Minister noted that the development of international and local logistics, the digitization of the transportation industry and the issue of electricity supply must be resolved within the framework of global changes. Technological modernization and innovations in agriculture will ensure the prevention of food shortages in the future. One of the main tasks in the implementation of the policy is the formation of a complete system of investment management. This allows us to attract investors and provide comprehensive access to their comprehensive support. "The development of small and medium-sized businesses, the improvement of the budget and taxation policy, as well as the active development of the digital economy of Kazakhstan as a whole contribute to the achievement of strategic goals and objectives for the long-term period. New methods in the nation's social security system make it possible to provide assistance to those who really need it." Oljas Baktanow noted.