During a meeting with residents of the Jeti-Oguz and Ton districts, Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov heard an appeal from Mairamkul Ybykeeva. The woman reported issues regarding two enterprises she purchased at auction in 1995, when they held the status of state joint-stock companies.
Nature of the dispute and status of the assets
According to Ybykeeva, the matter concerns a fuel depot in Rybkhoz and a motor transport station. She claims that as part of a program to recover illegally privatized assets, she was subjected to pressure, resulting in four months of house arrest. The woman emphasized that she has handed over all documents and property.
A representative of the relevant agency explained that investigations have recorded instances of illegal privatization of several objects in the region. Specifically, this involves the Issyk-Kul branch of the state auto-oil station enterprise, as well as the fuel complex and land plot of the Minara company.
At present, these assets have already been returned to state ownership and leased to Kumtor enterprises for operation. The President clarified that these objects had previously transitioned from state to private ownership.
Context
The dispute concerns enterprises located in the Issyk-Kul region. Mairamkul Ybykeeva stated that she has dedicated approximately 30 years to working at these facilities.
