Among the topics will be the government's initiative to reduce the retention periods for credit information. It is proposed to decrease the retention period for positive credit history from 7 to 5 years, and for negative history from 5 to 3 years. It is also planned to shorten the retention periods for data on debts of liquidated legal entities and small debts up to 10,000 soms.
Additionally, the committee will consider amendments to the investment law, as errors were discovered after its adoption in June 2025.
Two bills related to voluntary insurance of agricultural crops are also included in the agenda. Bekeshev noted that this law has been in effect since 2009, but is not being implemented in practice, which is why the state intends to subsidize insurance.
Another topic will be the government's initiative to introduce liability for the absence of certification and violation of certification procedures for products and services related to the halal category.
In addition, the committee will discuss two loan agreements for an amount of 30 million dollars each. One of the loans is planned to be obtained from the International Development Fund of OPEC at 1.25% for a term of 20 years with a 5-year grace period, and the second from the MAR and the World Bank for 50 years at 0%. These funds will be directed towards equipping veterinary laboratories, training specialists, supporting private veterinarians, monitoring wild animals, and combating brucellosis and echinococcosis.
In conclusion, the deputy emphasized that it would be helpful if press services and press secretaries could explain complex regulatory documents in accessible language.
