Kyrgyzstan expands powers of Security Council
By Trend
Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev signed a law aimed at expanding the powers of the Republic’s Security Council.
Under the new law, the Security Council will identify internal and external risks to the vital interests of the individuals, society and the state, the press service of the head of state reported on June 19.
Moreover the Security Council will work on forecasting, analyzing and assessing challenges and threats, and develop sufficient preventive measures.
The issues of national security which require urgent solutions will be discussed at extraordinary narrow-format meetings of the Security Council.
The Security Council also got the right to inspect the
activities of state bodies, including the armed forces and law
enforcement agencies in the sphere of defense and security
ensuring.
The law comes into force on the day of its official
publication.
Kyrgyzstan’s Security Council is headed by the country’s president.
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