Kyrgyzstan begins printing its own national currency for 1st time in history
President Sadyr Japarov says Kyrgyzstan received international certificate confirming that it meets all necessary standards and requirements for currency production
ISTANBUL
Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov announced on Friday that Kyrgyzstan has begun printing its own national currency, “Som,” for the first time in history.
Kyrgyzstan has received an international certificate confirming that it meets all necessary standards and requirements for currency production, Japarov said, adding that the country previously printed currency notes abroad.
“Now everything has changed: we have reached a level where we can also print currency for other countries upon request,” he wrote on US social media Facebook.
Japarov said Kyrgyzstan is ready to print currency and other official documents for foreign countries, and Bishkek is already accepting orders from several nations.
“In addition, we produce national documents at a high quality level: passports, ID cards, driver’s licenses, vehicle registration certificates, and other important documents,” he said.
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