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On December 25, 2024, a tragedy occurred with a flight of Azerbaijan Airlines. The plane was originally headed from Baku to Grozny, but due to heavy fog in the area of the planned route, it was forced to change course and head towards Kazakhstan, but crashed near the city of Aktau. There were 67 people on board, of whom 38 died, according to Kazakh authorities. This tragedy has once again raised q

Today it became known that Almambet Shykmamatov was appointed as head of the State Tax Service. He was presented to the staff by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Daniyar Amangeldiev.

On December 3, a ceremonial event was held in Bishkek to mark the 10th anniversary of the Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund (RKDF). This anniversary was an important occasion, reflecting on the fund’s work over the past decade and outlining new strategic directions for the future.

The Jogorku Kenesh is actively discussing a draft law on the introduction of VAT on the sale of residential real estate, which has caused a significant debate among MPs, representatives of the construction sector and experts. Previously, construction companies were exempt from VAT for three years, but now it is proposed to tax them at 12%.

According to the financial statements submitted by commercial banks in Kyrgyzstan, they earned 24 billion 844 million KGS of net profit (balanced profit) for nine months. If compared to the same period last year, this is 6.5 billion KGS more.

Today in Bishkek, when buying dollars, it is common to hear the question: ‘Will you take “white” dollars?’. This implies old notes of American currency, which differ from modern ones by a lighter shade. However, the issue is far from just the colour. The problem is that some countries and financial institutions do not accept old dollars or take them at a discount. ‘Akchabar’ has decided to invest

Kyrgyzstan this year will fully cover its sugar needs, amounting to about 120,000 tonnes per annum. Farmers have already harvested 620.9 thousand tonnes of the root crop, delivered to eight beet receiving points in Chui and Talas oblasts.

Within nine months, Kyrgyz banks earned 13 billion 612.7 million KGS from commissions for their services. This is 2 billion 980.7 million KGS more than in the analogous period of the last year. Information about financial income is contained on banks' websites.