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Kyrgyzstan Proposes Removing VAT Exemptions on Medicines and Medical Devices

The government of Kyrgyzstan has recently proposed eliminating the value-added tax (VAT) exemptions on medicines and medical devices in the country. Currently, most pharmaceutical products and medical equipment are exempt from the 12% VAT rate applied to other goods and services in Kyrgyzstan. The main goals of this proposal are to: According to government estimates, […]

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Kyrgyzstan Disrupts Pharmaceutical Market with New State Pharmacies Buying Medicines Direct from Manufacturers

Kyrgyzstan plans to open 100 “El Aman” state pharmacies The Kyrgyz Republic is poised to shake up domestic pharmaceutical sales and access by establishing a network of government-run pharmacies aimed at making medicines more affordable. The state retail pharmacy outlets are supplied by a newly formed state-owned company buying medicines directly from Russian factories at

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Registering Medical Devices in Kyrgyzstan: A Guide for International Companies

Medical Device Registration in Kyrgyzstan The registration of medical devices and equipment in the Kyrgyz Republic is regulated by the Ministry of Health and overseen by the Department of Medicinal Products and Medical Devices. Companies looking to export and sell medical products in Kyrgyzstan must register those devices with the authorities and obtain approval before

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Healthcare Reforms in Central Asia: A Post-Soviet Journey

Healthcare Reforms in Central Asia: A Post-Soviet Journey

The landscape of healthcare in Central Asia has been rapidly evolving since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, in particular, have embarked on ambitious journeys to reform their primary care systems. These reforms are critical steps toward achieving the elusive goal of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). I lived in Kazakhstan

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