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11/10/2026, 14:25The State Agency for the Management of State Property of Kyrgyzstan has brought its online trading platform into full operational use. The leasing and sale of state property now take place via the electronic system, which should minimise the influence of human error and reduce the risk of corruption.
This was announced by GAUGI Director Beksultan Tokonov, in response to a question about measures to improve the transparency of the agency’s work and prevent corruption.
According to him, the leasing of state property was previously one of the most vulnerable stages. It was at this stage that corruption risks arose, as the process involved the direct participation of staff.
To address this, the agency carried out a full inventory of state property and introduced digital management tools. This made it possible to update data on properties and minimise staff involvement in tender procedures.
Tokonov acknowledged that it is unlikely that corruption will be completely eradicated within the next 5–10 years. However, the agency intends to steadily reduce the number of corruption cases through digitalisation and changes to the mechanisms for managing state assets.
