Printed state publications are united in the publishing house "Kyrgyz Tuusu"

In the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, a reform is being carried out in the field of state print publications. The decree for these transformations was signed by President Sadyr Japarov. The main goal of the document is to develop information policy, improve the printing base, ensure the stable operation of state media, and optimize budget expenditures.

As a result of these changes, a new publishing house "Kyrgyz Tusu" was created, which includes such publications as "Kyrgyz Tusu," "Slovo Kyrgyzstana," the literary magazine "Ala-Too," and the children's magazine "Baichchekey." At the same time, the magazines "Kyrchyn" and "Zhetkinchek" were abolished.

All publications included in the new association are now financed from the state budget.

There has also been an optimization of the management structure: administrative, financial, and technical functions have been combined, a unified leadership has been introduced, and a common administrative and management apparatus has been established.

The Cabinet of Ministers is tasked with developing and approving the charter, staffing schedule, and budget of the new institution. In addition, the staffing schedule for organizations in the field of culture, art, and information will be increased by 22 new positions.