AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation Staffing: Kyrgyzstan expects a shortage of more than 640 teachers by the end of the 2025/26 school year, with the biggest gaps in Russian-speaking schools; the ministry says substitutes will cover vacancies and that salary increases from April 1, 2026, are meant to attract more staff. Bishkek Transport Push: The Bishkek City Hall is drafting a shift to cashless bus payments and free transfers within 60 minutes, while electric scooter operators (Yandex, ToGo, Sun Rent and others) voluntarily capped speeds at 15 km/h amid safety concerns. Court Update: The Bishkek City Court upheld a lower ruling in the Temirov LIVE case, rejecting the head journalist’s bid to terminate the criminal case. Health Worry: Experts warn of a potential medicine shortage as registered drug lists shrink—especially for HIV, TB and hepatitis—along with rising prices. City Services: Scheduled power outages are planned across parts of Bishkek on June 3, and state exams for 9th and 11th graders have started in municipal schools. Diplomacy & Mountains: Kyrgyz and Austrian foreign ministers met in New York, discussing deeper ties and preparations for the Second Global Mountain Summit in Bishkek in October 2027.
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