New Secretariat to be officially established in Kyrgyzstan's presidential administration

Kyrgyzstan's presidential administration is undergoing a structural reform that includes the official establishment of a new unit: a secretariat. President Sadyr Japarov signed a decree introducing changes to several documents governing the administration's operations.

The reform impacts the registry of state and municipal positions, the regulations of the presidential administration, and its overall structure and staffing levels. New positions, such as "responsible secretary of a commission under the president" and "chief expert of the presidential administration," have been added to the state positions registry.

Previously, the administration's structural divisions included directorates, departments, centers, and sectors. The newly approved structure officially incorporates the secretariat as a distinct organizational entity. However, the specific charts detailing the new structure and staffing numbers were not included in the publicly released text of the decree.

The decree officially came into force upon its publication, signaling the immediate implementation of these administrative changes within the presidential office.