Bishkek, Nov. 10, 2026 /Kabar/. As part of the "Open Office" project, Beksultan Tokonov, head of State Property Management Agency met with journalists to discuss the agency’s work, its core areas of activity, and the procedures for managing state property.
During the discussion, the agency head reported that between 2021 and 2026, 1,927 real estate properties and property complexes were brought into state ownership.
According to him, a primary function of the agency is the management of state property, which includes transferring assets for indefinite use or operational management to state bodies, enterprises, ministries, and agencies.
"The head of the relevant organization bears personal responsibility for the inefficient use of state property. We conduct monitoring and inventory assessments to identify such assets. If property is being used inefficiently, we reclaim it for the state and, whenever possible, put it up for auction," Tokonov noted. He also noted that a significant portion of inquiries from citizens concerns the leasing of state-owned property.
Furthermore, the agency receives requests regarding the sale of assets and the write-off of old vehicles slated for removal from the balance sheet.
