Foreign builders briefed on Kyrgyzstan's legal requirements

Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Construction is actively engaging with foreign workers and construction companies across the country to ensure compliance with local laws. This initiative comes in response to an increase in legal violations involving foreign nationals working on construction projects.

The ministry is conducting explanatory meetings at various construction sites. During these sessions, foreign workers are being informed about the specific requirements of Kyrgyz legislation. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of maintaining public order, both during working hours and in their personal time.

Discussions also cover prohibited activities such as illegal hunting, illegal fishing, and the consumption of alcohol in public places. These meetings are designed to prevent further infractions and promote a better understanding of the legal framework within which foreign workers must operate in Kyrgyzstan. The goal is to foster a more compliant and orderly environment on construction sites nationwide.

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They are being explained the requirements of the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic, the need to observe public order both in working and non-working hours, as well as the inadmissibility of illegal hunting, fishing, and committing other offenses.