Kyrgyzstan approves a concept for developing science through 2040
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- Kyrgyzstan’s Cabinet of Ministers approved a concept setting long-term state policy priorities for science through 2040.
- The plan covers research, higher education, intellectual property and innovation.
- Implementation will take place under a state program for 2026 to 2030, with oversight assigned to a presidential administration department.
Kyrgyzstan’s Cabinet of Ministers has approved a concept for developing science through 2040. The document sets the long-term direction of state policy in the sector.
It is intended to provide a basis for further development of research, higher education, intellectual property and innovation in Kyrgyzstan.
The concept will be implemented through the state program for developing science, higher education, intellectual property and innovation from 2026 to 2030. Oversight of the resolution’s implementation will fall to a department in the presidential administration responsible for monitoring the execution of decisions by the president and the Cabinet of Ministers.
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