Resolution N0. 381 of the Council of Ministers “On additional measures for the introduction of digital services in the agricultural sector”.

This Resolution establishes and regulates the “Digital Agriculture” unified integration platform (Agroportal) as a central digital system for the agricultural sector. The platform is designed to improve efficiency, transparency, and accessibility of agricultural services by providing a single electronic portal through which farmers, agricultural enterprises, and service providers can access government and private sector services. Key components include digital monitoring of agricultural activities, electronic billing systems, agricultural credit administration, and integration with other state information systems.
The resolution requires agricultural land users to maintain accurate and up-to-date information in the Agroportal regarding crop cultivation and land use. Through the platform, users can submit applications online, obtain public services, monitor administrative procedures, amend land lease agreements, receive electronic notifications, and make required payments digitally. Detailed procedures are established for the submission, review, approval, registration, and monitoring of agricultural transactions and services, with responsibilities assigned to specific government bodies and service operators.
The document also provides for the integration of Agroportal with state registries and monitoring systems, including mechanisms for agricultural oversight, subsidy administration, lending programs, and remote monitoring technologies. Overall, the resolution seeks to modernize the national agricultural administration by creating a unified digital infrastructure that enhances transparency, accountability, information exchange, and service delivery throughout the sector.