Presidential Administration spending to rise almost sevenfold to 23.18 billion som in 2026
The draft revised national budget for 2026 proposes increasing spending by the Presidential Administration of Kyrgyzstan almost sevenfold, from an initial 3.42 billion som to 23.18 billion som. The changes affect expenditure lines of national importance and the upkeep of subordinate structures.
According to data presented in the draft revised national budget, total spending by the Presidential Administration of Kyrgyzstan in 2026 will rise by 19.76 billion som. Of the planned 23.18 billion som, budget funds account for 14.56 billion, while the remaining 8.62 billion som comes from special account funds.
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Presidential Administration Spending to Rise Almost Sevenfold to 23.18 Billion Som in 2026
The draft revised national budget for 2026 proposes a massive increase in spending for the Presidential Administration. Spending is set to rise almost sevenfold, affecting key national expenditure lines.
23.18 billion som — Total spending by Presidential Administration in 2026
3.42 billion som — Initial budget spending
The total planned spending of 23.18 billion som is split between budget funds and special account funds. The increase is substantial across the board.
14.56 billion som — Budget funds allocated
Expenditure of national importance saw the most dramatic growth. The initial budget allocated only 40.3 million som, but this figure has risen over 200 times.
The draft revised national budget for 2026 proposes increasing spending by the Presidential Administration of Kyrgyzstan almost sevenfold, from an initial 3.42 billion som to 23.18 billion som. The changes affect expenditure lines of national importance and the upkeep of subordinate structures.
Key expenditure lines and their growth
Expenditure of national importance: the initial budget provided for only 40.3 million som, whereas after revision the amount rose to 9.16 billion som, an increase of more than 200 times.
Breakdown of expenditure of national importance: of the 9.16 billion som, about 5 billion is reserved for operating expenses, and 4.15 billion for the acquisition and creation of non-financial assets, including buildings, structures, machinery and equipment.
About 4.68 billion som is planned for the purchase of other goods and services within expenditure of national importance.
Summary of budget funds
23.18total spending in 2026
3.42initial budget
14.56budget funds
8.62special account funds
Context
The data on planned spending is contained in the draft revised national budget, which was submitted by the Cabinet of Ministers to the Jogorku Kenesh for consideration.