Kyrgyz President Japarov orders liquidation of Tunduk OJSC
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Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov signed a decree on August 26 ordering the liquidation of Tunduk OJSC. The company's functions, assets, and staff will transfer to the Kyzmat state institution under the Presidential Affairs Management Department. The move aims to eliminate duplication in state digital infrastructure.
Key Facts
- President Sadyr Japarov signed Decree No. 299 on August 26, 2026, ordering the liquidation of Tunduk OJSC.
- Tunduk's functions, financial and material-technical resources, and intangible assets are to be transferred to the Kyzmat state institution under the Presidential Affairs Management Department.
- The decree instructs the Presidential Affairs Management Department to form a liquidation commission and conduct a functional analysis to eliminate duplicated functions.
- The Tunduk platform and mobile application will continue to operate without changes for users.
- Tunduk OJSC was previously transferred from the Ministry of Digital Development to the Presidential Affairs Management Department in March 2026.
Decree Provisions
The decree recommends that the Presidential Affairs Management Department adopt a decision to liquidate Tunduk OJSC in accordance with Kyrgyz civil legislation. It also instructs the formation of a liquidation commission and the transfer of Tunduk's functions and tasks to the Kyzmat state institution. The transfer includes financial and material-technical resources as well as intangible assets. A functional analysis and optimization of the organizational structure will be conducted to eliminate duplicated functions. The number of Tunduk employees to be employed at Kyzmat will be determined, with employment measures carried out in compliance with labor legislation.
Rationale and Continuity
The decree's explanatory note states that Tunduk OJSC and Kyzmat state institution currently perform overlapping functions in the development, modernization, and technical support of information systems. This duplication leads to process redundancy, resource dispersion, and coordination difficulties. For users, the Tunduk platform and mobile application will continue to operate without changes, with all digital services remaining fully available. The decree also amends the March 17, 2025 presidential decree on digital transformation of public administration, removing Tunduk OJSC from the list of sole suppliers.
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Kyrgyz President Japarov orders liquidation of Tunduk OJSC
