AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Transport Upgrade: Bishkek has launched an online booking system for bus and minibus tickets via the “My City” app and e-meria.kg, aiming to make travel easier for Naryn residents. Legal Accountability: The military prosecutor says officials violated rules during construction near the Ala-Archi River at the “Baitik” meteorological station; former Emergency Situations Minister Boobek Azhikeev (matching the initials) has been detained as the probe continues. Digital Agriculture: The Agriculture Ministry unveiled a test version of the IDyikan app to let farmers access services online, including animal registration, fishing licenses, and preferential loan applications, with more permits and irrigation features planned. City Safety & Repairs: Bishkek is running fire-safety inspections across markets and shopping sites, while Auezov Street will close for one day for asphalt replacement; drivers are urged to plan detours. Migration Update: Kyrgyz authorities report 3,598 citizens expelled from Russia’s Sakharovo since the start of 2026, with 233 currently in the center and about 10 expected to return soon. Bilateral Ties: Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan discussed migration and improving conditions for citizens’ stay and work. Weather: Sept. 19 looks dry and warm, with Bishkek around +13 at night and +32 in the day.
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