The "Business Tunduk" application was presented at a meeting of the committee on science and information technology.
At the meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh, a new application called "Business Tunduk" was introduced, aimed at migrants who have returned to Kyrgyzstan and are looking for ways to invest their earnings.
Deputy Bolot Sagynayev presented a demo version of the application at the meeting of the committee dealing with science, education, and information technology, as well as issues of culture and youth policy.
Sagynayev noted that about 70,000 migrants have returned to the country, of whom approximately 30,000 have capital but face difficulties in starting their own businesses due to changes in the business environment and new requirements that arose during their absence. As a result, many of them may leave the country again or invest in real estate.
The "Business Tunduk" application will contain information about various enterprises and industries across the country, as well as by regions and districts.
With this application, users will be able to find out what documents are needed to start a business, which government agencies to contact, and receive information on specific projects. Additionally, there will be an option to submit documents online and make financial investments, including requests for preferential co-financing from funds if needed, the deputy added.
Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Innovative Technologies Zamirbek Kozhomuratov supported the deputy's initiative, noting that such an application could provide significant assistance to residents of the regions.
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