AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoCourtroom Transparency in “Case 75”: Bishkek City Court kept the hearing behind closed doors in the “Case 75” proceedings involving former GKNB head Kamchybek Tashiev, ex-prosecutor Kurmankul Zulushiev and former parliament speaker Nurlanbek Turgunbek uulu, after a motion to admit media was rejected. Anti-Corruption Crackdown: GKNB detained officials in Aravan’s To-Moyun rural district for alleged extortion tied to relocation of construction structures between land plots. Green Urban Transport: ADB and Bishkek City Hall plan to extend electrified transport work to 2029, including a 2027 pilot “green” corridor for electric buses, cyclists and pedestrians, plus solar options for municipal facilities. Electric Vehicle Rules: Kyrgyzstan raised the duty-free EV quota by 10,000 units and clarified that quota cars can’t be resold or re-exported within the EAEU; resale outside requires paying 15% customs duty. International Mobility: Kyrgyzstan signed a road transport agreement with Switzerland covering passenger/cargo transport and transit. World Nomad Games Build-Up: Kyrgyzstan unveiled a 10,000-seat kok-boru arena and detailed the cultural program for the Aug 31–Sep 6 Games. Foreign Affairs: Kyrgyz diplomats reported a stable-but-serious condition for a citizen injured in a knife attack in Northern Cyprus. China Soft Power: Days of Chinese Cinema opened in Bishkek with “Shenzhou-13,” alongside broader cultural programming.
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