Today, a ceremonial opening of the health complex of the GKNB "Kyzyl-Beles" took place in the Tash-Moynok rural area, located in the Alamudun district of the Chuy region.
At the event organized by the press service of the GKNB, the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the GKNB Kamchybek Tashiev, the authorized representative of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic in the Chuy region Azamat Osmonov, as well as veterans and employees of the agency were present.
The health center "Kyzyl-Beles" occupies an area of 19 hectares and offers modern conditions for the rest of GKNB employees. There are 15 comfortable houses for relaxation, each with an area of 60 square meters, as well as a cable car 600 meters long. The project includes landscaping and lighting works for the territory.
Kamchybek Tashiev congratulated his colleagues on the opening of the new complex, noting that this place is ideal for comfortable rest. He emphasized that employees and veterans will be able to relax here with their families at any time of the year, enjoying the clean air. The head of the GKNB stressed that these initiatives are aimed at improving conditions for service and increasing the efficiency of personnel work.
In his speech, Kamchybek Tashiev also discussed important aspects of the work of security agencies and key directions of plans for 2026.
According to him, in 2025, GKNB employees showed good results, but in the future, more ambitious tasks need to be set. He noted that starting from January 1, 2026, comprehensive checks for honest entrepreneurs are planned to be stopped, thereby ensuring economic freedom and protection of their legal rights. At the same time, strict punitive measures will be applied to those engaged in illegal activities.
From the new year, the main focus of security agencies will be on combating corruption. In particular, in 2026, anti-corruption checks will be conducted in all government institutions, including the financial, energy, and mining sectors, as well as in public service centers.
It was also noted that no one should be held accountable on suspicion of connections with organized crime, as Kyrgyzstan has completely rid itself of organized crime.
"No citizen not involved in illegal activities should be held accountable. Be careful on this issue. Do not create false accusations and do not ruin people's lives. This is a crime in itself. If we hold 100 people accountable, but mistakenly punish one, all our efforts will be in vain. It is better to do nothing than to ruin the fates of the innocent," emphasized Tashiev.
After cutting the red ribbon, Kamchybek Tashiev familiarized himself with the conditions created at the new health complex "Kyzyl-Beles."
