(MENAFN- AzerNews) The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan proposes to temporarily cancel
certain norms of the resolution on the rules for making money
transfers. The document has been submitted
for public discussion, Azernews reports, citing 24.kg.
The National Bank recalled that last year, in order to stabilize
the situation in the domestic foreign exchange market and minimize
adverse consequences due to the geopolitical situation on a global
scale, restrictions were introduced on receiving money transfers.
According to them, it was possible to receive money either in the
currency of the sending country, or in the national one.
It is proposed to temporarily cancel these norms in connection
with the stabilization of the situation in the domestic foreign
exchange market and a sufficient supply of U.S. dollars in cash at
the cash desks of commercial banks.
The National Bank proposes to allow money transfers to be issued
on the territory of Kyrgyzstan in the currency in which they are
sent, regardless of the country of origin.
In addition, the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic considers
it possible to allow the withdrawal / cancellation of a money
transfer made through the international money transfer system from
the territory of Kyrgyzstan in the currency in which it was
sent.
«At the same time, taking into account the unstable geopolitical
situation on a global scale, in case of signs of an outflow of
foreign currency from the country due to speculative actions of
unscrupulous citizens, the National Bank will make an appropriate
decision to protect the domestic foreign exchange market,» the
National Bank said.
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