UN Diplomacy & Sanctions: Kyrgyzstan’s delegation stayed busy at the UN General Assembly, pushing Security Council reform and focusing talks on sanctions policy, investment, transport connectivity, and climate, with President Sadyr Japarov also arguing for stronger UN enforcement. EU-Kyrgyz Trade Talks: Foreign Minister Jeenbek Kulubaev met EU High Representative Kaja Kallas, agreeing to deepen cooperation on transport, energy, the green economy and digitalization, while also discussing Kyrgyzstan’s efforts to prevent sanctions circumvention. SCO Regional Agenda: SCO national coordinators will meet in Islamabad Sept 28–30 under Pakistan’s chairmanship to set the programme for 2026–27 and prep for the August 2027 Heads of State summit. Farm Lending Goes Online: Kyrgyzstan plans to move fully online farmer lending via the iDyikan platform, aiming to cut paperwork and bank visits by using a unified digital profile and automated data retrieval. Electricity Debt Pressure: In Chui region, over 10,000 subscribers face remote electricity disconnections Sept 28–30 due to unpaid bills, with payments available via apps, terminals, banks and Kyrgyzpost. Business Ethics Framework: The Cabinet approved a Model Code of Business Ethics to set standards for integrity and anti-corruption, to be adopted by companies through internal acts. Energy Sector IT Upgrade: Chui’s electric grid enterprise presented an ADB-supported ERP system to improve data integration and financial reporting. Kyrgyz-UK Cooperation: The Cabinet head met the UK Trade Envoy for Central Asia and Azerbaijan to discuss investment, joint projects, finance and education. Customs Scam Warning: Kyrgyz customs warned of AI-based fraud using fake “customs warehouse” sales and impersonation on social media/WhatsApp/Telegram.