AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSanctions & Banking Compliance: Kyrgyzstan’s National Bank has revoked the registration of the Russian payment system “Golden Crown,” after the operator requested removal; the system had been listed since 2016. Sanctions & Banking Compliance: Kyrgyz banks are also building a unified interbank blacklist of sanctioned companies, aiming to block them from using the banking system and shift from reacting to violations to earlier detection. Pensions Pressure: Parliament deputy Dastan Bekeshev says Kyrgyzstan’s pension system remains heavily dependent on the republican budget: in 2025 the Social Fund ran a ~3bn som surplus, but 44.4bn som came from the budget; pensioners rose to 816.6k while contribution payers fell to 1.464m (about 1.8 payers per pensioner). US-Kyrgyz Business Links: President Sadyr Zhaparov met Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Senate President Stuart Adams in Salt Lake City, discussing mining, tourism, IT, finance, infrastructure—and proposing possible direct flights between Kyrgyzstan and the USA. Trade & Industry: Kyrgyzstan and Russia plan joint ventures in fishing; 2025 trade in agricultural/processed goods hit $652.3m. Health Policy: The Cabinet approved a 2026–2030 state program to prevent, diagnose and treat chronic kidney disease.
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