According to the ministry's information, revenues from various sources, including licenses, permits, weight parameters, special permits for the transportation of oversized cargo, and administrative fines, amounted to 1 billion 167 million 399 thousand soms. In comparison, this figure was significantly lower in 2024 — only 398 million 886 thousand soms.
In 2025, Kyrgyzstan received 222 thousand 20 permits for international road transport from 41 countries.
One of the significant achievements was the implementation of the digital E-permit system, which facilitates the exchange of permits with countries such as Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, and China. This step allowed the entire process to be fully transitioned to an electronic format, significantly easing the work of Kyrgyz carriers and reducing their costs.
A system for the electronic issuance of special permits for the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo was also launched. Now both local and foreign carriers can submit applications via mobile devices and receive permits within 1-3 hours.
The ministry emphasizes that digitalization in the sector helps reduce corruption risks and accelerate processes, creating more favorable conditions for business and international logistics.
