Bishkek, Oct. 19, 2026. /Kabar/. Representatives from the Kyrgyzhydromet service are participating in a regional forum for the heads of emergency management agencies from Central Asian countries, currently being held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
According to the report, the forum taking place on October 19–20 is attended by representatives from state bodies, national hydrometeorological and seismological services, international organizations, and financial institutions. The event addresses issues such as disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, the development of early warning systems, and the improvement of information exchange among Central Asian countries.
Particular attention is also being paid to the monitoring and prevention of mudflows, floods, and inundation, including phenomena that cross national borders.
As part of showcasing Kyrgyzstan’s experience, the discussions cover the use of satellite data, geoinformation technologies, and mathematical modeling for monitoring hazardous natural processes, as well as methods for assessing the potential consequences of emergency situations.
The forum, which involves international partners such as United Nations agencies and the World Bank, also addresses the implementation of joint initiatives aimed at strengthening the resilience of countries in the region against natural hazards.
