These include enterprises in the aviation, mining, railway, and road construction sectors, as well as organizations in which the state owns more than 50 percent of the shares.

The document also amends public procurement rules. These enterprises will now be able to purchase fuel from a supplier designated by the Cabinet of Ministers without the standard procurement procedures. An exception is made only for purchasing fuel and lubricants from gas stations.

The State Property Management Agency has been tasked with coordinating the transition of all state-owned and municipal enterprises to purchasing fuel exclusively through Kyrgyz Munayzat Corporation.

Furthermore, the authorities, in conjunction with the Ministry of Transport, have to create the necessary infrastructure to ensure an uninterrupted supply of fuel and lubricants to the road sector and include funding for these measures in plans for 2026-2031.

The Cabinet stated that the decision was made to ensure stable fuel supplies, improve the country’s energy security, develop the national oil refining complex, and optimize government spending.