Kyrgyzstan president approves new standards for state awards

Kyrgyzstan's President Sadyr Japarov has officially sanctioned updated technical specifications and descriptions for the nation's state awards and honorary titles. This move standardizes the appearance and documentation associated with these honors.

The presidential decree enacts three key documents: a regulation detailing the technical characteristics of state awards and honorary titles, their official descriptions, and the specifications for the certificates and other related documents. Oversight for ensuring that newly produced awards and documents adhere to these approved standards falls under the purview of a specialized unit within the head of state's administration and the presidential affairs department.

This directive supersedes several prior acts that governed the external appearance and technical attributes of state awards. These include presidential decrees from January, April, and July of 2025, as well as a 2017 directive. While the main text of the decree does not specify the exact changes to individual orders and medals, such as dimensions or materials, these details are contained within the document's appendices. The new regulations are set to become effective ten days following the decree's official publication.