Kyrgyzstan launches two more reforms under government accelerators programme

Kyrgyz Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev summarised the results of two reforms carried out under the 100-day “Government Accelerators” programme and launched two more on 26 October 2026, aimed at improving public services.

The first completed reform, started on 29 June, moved paperwork for student survivor benefits online, letting data be checked via personal identification numbers in 1–2 minutes instead of paper certificates. It covers about 18,500 people. A second reform lets citizens lift property encumbrances online through the Tunduk app, cutting the process from 1–2 working days to up to five working hours.

Two new reforms began. One digitises applications and decisions on excise stamps, cutting processing from 3–5 working days to one for roughly 1,200 monthly applications. The other streamlines export control permits, reducing expert review from 10 to 5 working days. In 2025, 165 permit documents were issued.