17.09.2026, 12:13

Kyrgyzstan imposes temporary ban on importing certain types of construction materials

BISHKEK. Sept 17 (Interfax) - The government of Kyrgyzstan has adopted a resolution imposing a temporary ban on the import of certain types of construction materials, the government's press service reported on Wednesday.

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Kyrgyzstan imposes temporary ban on importing certain types of construction materials

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