The State Committee for National Security of Kyrgyzstan (SCNS) hosted a board meeting to review operational and service performance for 2025. In his speech, Kamchybek Tashiev noted that the national security agencies have demonstrated high performance in ensuring state and public security, preventing threats to law and order, and combating organized crime. The SCNS head emphasized that cleansing government agencies of corrupt elements and identifying illegal activities by officials remain key priorities of state policy. Over the past five years, 352 billion soms (approximately $4.14 billion) have been reportedly reimbursed to the state as a result of anti-corruption measures and investigative actions. Kamchybek Tashiev noted that in 2026, efforts to ensure national security and combat corruption will continue at an intensified level, with an emphasis on institutional strengthening and transparency of government processes.