BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 17. Kyrgyzstan has
completed two more reforms under its Government Accelerators
program, simplifying remote access to securities market services
and reducing the time required to obtain a sanitary
certificate.


According to the Kyrgyz Cabinet of Ministers, Chairman of the
Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev announced the results
during a government meeting.


"Access to financial services in Kyrgyzstan's securities market
has been simplified, while the process of obtaining a sanitary
certificate has also been streamlined as part of the Government
Accelerators program," the Cabinet of Ministers quoted Kasymaliev
as saying.


According to the Cabinet of Ministers, the securities market
reform enables Kyrgyz and foreign citizens to open brokerage
accounts remotely. The time required for client identification and
verification has been reduced from around two days, including an
in-person visit to a broker's office, to approximately 15 minutes
through digital identification, integration with government
information systems, and automated verification.







The government also reported that the process of obtaining a
sanitary certificate has been digitized. As a result, the
processing time has been reduced from eight to four working days,
while the number of required visits has been cut from five to two.
The reform is also expected to reduce the risk of document forgery
and improve convenience for citizens, employers, healthcare
institutions, and sanitary authorities.


Kasymaliev said the digitalization of the sanitary certificate
process has replaced a paper-based system with an integrated
electronic workflow, reducing paperwork and creating a state
registry that allows employers and regulators to verify documents
online.


According to Trend's analysis, the latest reforms reflect
Kyrgyzstan's continued efforts to digitalize public services and
streamline administrative procedures. Expanding the use of digital
platforms is expected to improve access to government services,
reduce bureaucracy, and increase the efficiency of public
administration.