Kyrgyz authorities intend to limit the cost of "lush" celebrations

Almaty. December 9. Silkroadnews - The Kyrgyz government intends to limit the cost of "lavish celebrations", reports KyrTAG.
According to the vice-premier of Kyrgyzstan Gulmira Kudaiberdieva, limiting spent on holding celebrations funds is one of the most pressing issues in society. She noted that "the Prime Minister Temir Sariyev has repeatedly called on the heads of ministries and departments deviate from the waste, reducing costs for various celebrations".
She noted that most of the family activities are held in credit, money are taken at high interest rates. Deputy Prime Minister said that she plans to initiate amendments to the existing laws on civil service on this issue.