She emphasized the importance of determining how many of these objects were actually privatized and how many were voluntarily transferred to state ownership.
“There are reports that there have been cases where property was allegedly privatized, but in fact, it was not transferred to the state, but registered in the names of GKNB employees and their relatives,” she stressed.
Additionally, the deputy mentioned numerous entrepreneurs who have fallen victim to these actions and are afraid to file complaints.
“In the past, many mistakes were made, and both former and current GKNB employees robbed entrepreneurs. People are afraid to seek help because these employees have connections,” she added.
In response to these statements, President Sadyr Japarov said that work is currently underway to identify cases of illegal seizure of property from entrepreneurs.
“If such facts are established, we will ensure the return of the property to its rightful owners,” he stated.
Regarding privatized property, the president announced the start of an audit, which is expected to be completed by the end of the year, after which a list of objects will be presented.
