The Senate of the Oliy Majlis has officially approved the state budget for 2026. According to information released by the press service of the upper house of Parliament, next year's state budget revenues are planned to amount to 368.9 trillion soum, while total expenditures are projected to reach 402.6 trillion soum.
In line with tradition, budget policy prioritizes social sectors. Specifically, a total of 220 trillion soum will be allocated to meet the needs of the social sector. A significant portion of these funds will be directed toward the education system, with 100 trillion soum allocated for this sector. The healthcare system has also not been overlooked, with 49 trillion soum planned to be spent on medical services.
The government has identified maintaining macroeconomic stability as one of its main objectives. In this regard, plans include keeping the inflation rate around 7 percent and ensuring that the budget deficit does not exceed 3 percent of the gross domestic product.
The key priorities for state policy in 2026 include the development of a “green” economy, ensuring environmental sustainability, and improving infrastructure in the regions. These measures aim to achieve economic growth while improving the quality of life for the population.
Additionally, the financial indicators for targeted funds for the upcoming year have also been approved. According to the plan, these funds will have revenues of 78.6 trillion soum and expenditures of 74.4 trillion soum.
In summary, the 2026 state budget is being assessed as an important financial document focused on social protection, education, and healthcare, while simultaneously aiming for economic stability and environmental progress.
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