In Kyrgyzstan, an important process has begun — the nomination of candidates for the governing bodies of the Chamber of Non-Governmental Forensic Experts. This step is significant for the development of independent expertise, as it aims to improve the quality of expert research and create a sustainable self-regulatory system in the country. During this process, two main bodies will be formed: the Chamber Council, consisting of seven members, and the Ethics Commission with five specialists, according to information from the press service of the Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic.
Professionals who hold a competence certificate issued by the relevant state authority in the field of forensic expert activity are invited to participate. Specialists interested in the development of this field and the implementation of high standards of professional practice can become part of the leadership of the Chamber. The application period will last until February 6, 2026.
The Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic is ready to provide full consulting support for potential candidates. All questions regarding nominations can be addressed to the forensic expert activity department to the chief specialist Aiperi Karybekova (tel. 0312 626 210, ext. 157; 0705 450 450) or to the leading specialist Tolgonai Myrzabekova (tel. 0312 626 210, ext. 157; 0777 876 229).
