As part of the "Open Office" project, GAUGI head Beksultan Tokonov clarified the situation regarding the financial violations recorded by the Accounts Chamber in the work of the agency and its subdivisions.
Accounting errors instead of damage
According to the agency head, the amount of 336.7 million som represents accounting violations rather than direct material damage. He explained that such situations arise due to the transfer of funds between different budget lines.
"This is not damage, it is financial violations. Sometimes there is a transfer of funds from one article to another. We highly value the work of the Accounts Chamber and have committed to resolving all misunderstandings within six months"
Audit results and data discrepancies
The Accounts Chamber audit for 2025 revealed a number of financial inconsistencies in the agency's activities. Additionally, a significant discrepancy was discovered when comparing data from the "Unified State Property Registry" and the "Centralized Accounting" program.
Audit indicators
To rectify the situation, the agency is completing a full inventory of property and transitioning to electronic work mechanisms. According to Tokonov, corruption risks in the leasing and sale of objects have been minimized through the use of a specialized electronic portal, where announcements are published one month before auctions are held.
