During the state visit of the Kyrgyz President Sadir Japarov to Uzbekistan, 16 documents were signed between the two countries. These include the protocol on the conclusion of bilateral negotiations on Uzbekistan's WTO membership, the protocol on amendments to the intergovernmental agreement on the mutual arrival and departure of citizens, and the intergovernmental agreement on resort and recreation facilities in Issyk-Kul.

From November 1, 2024, a pilot project on the introduction of an electronic queue management system for cargo transportation at the border customs post "Kizil-Kiya" - "Avtodorojniy" will begin. The project financed by the European Union is implemented with the support of the International Trade Center. The experimental stage will last until December 15 of this year.

From September 5, new rules will come into force in Kyrgyzstan, limiting the period of stay for foreigners without registration and introducing mandatory documents for long-term stay in the country.

Askar Akaev, who was overthrown in 2005, appealed to the Kyrgyz Jogorku Kenesh to restore the status of the former president. The parliamentary factions and deputies consult and make the final decision.

The Jogorku Kenesh of Kyrgyzstan opposed the restoration of the former president's status of Askar Akaev, the first head of the republic. The current president Sadir Japarov said that he will not have any influence on the work of the parliament.

After the increase in the price of meat in Uzbekistan and the increase in the volume of export, the price of this product has increased sharply in Kyrgyzstan. Therefore, the Kyrgyz government imposed a temporary ban on meat exports.

Kyrgyz President Sadir Japarov stressed that Western countries should not dictate to Bishkek with whom it should develop cooperation. "There are European countries that are members of NATO or the European Union, which also cooperate with Russia. But they should not tell us, show us or ask us not to cooperate with Russia or the CIS," he said.

It is said that 29 people who protested against companies that support Israel were arrested in a shopping center in the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek. They carried signs calling for a "boycott" and poured red paint on the sidewalks and stairs.

In Sudan, the Rapid Support Force (RSF) reported that a plane used as a bomber by the Sudanese army was shot down in the Malha region of North Darfur. However, the wreckage belonged to an Il-76 aircraft, and one of the crew members had the credentials of Airline Transport Incorporation FZC, a company based in Kyrgyzstan, based in the UAE.

Kyrgyzstan has introduced a visa-free regime for tourists coming from China. Now, groups of 5 to 25 people arriving from China to Kyrgyzstan will be able to stay in the country for 21 days without a visa. The Kyrgyz government explained this decision with the intention of developing tourism.