At a meeting of the committee on science and information technologies, a new app called "Business Tunduk" was presented.
Deputy Bolo Saginayev demonstrated a demo version of the app at the meeting of the committee on science, education, innovative development, and information technologies, culture, sports, and youth affairs.
According to him, about 70,000 migrants have returned to Kyrgyzstan, of which 30,000 have their own capital but face difficulties in starting a business. This is due to changes in the business environment that occurred during their absence. Many of them are forced to leave the country again, while others prefer to invest in real estate.
The goal of the "Business Tunduk" app is to provide users with information about various enterprises and industries across the country, including regions and districts.
With the help of the app, users will be able to find out what documents are needed to open a business, which government agencies to contact, as well as receive information on specific projects, submit applications online, and deposit money. There is also a provision for sending requests for preferential co-financing from funds, if necessary, Saginayev noted.
Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Innovative Technologies Zamirbek Kozhomuratov supported the deputy's initiative and noted that such an app could become a useful tool for residents of the regions.
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