The cabinet adopted replacement controlled-drug lists, quantity criteria and rules for lawful handling of controlled substances.[1] The rules prohibit ordinary medical use and retail trade in the banned narcotic list while retaining narrow research and official-use exceptions.[2] Cannabis oil, resin, plant material, marijuana and extracts appear in that prohibited list in the later consolidated text.[3]
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References
- Kyrgyzstan — Cabinet Resolution 152 of 26 March 20252025 · Adoption of rules, controlled lists and quantity criteria; repeals the 2007 resolution; seven-day commencement clausearchived
- Kyrgyzstan — lawful controlled-drug circulation rules, annex 1 to Resolution 1522025 · Paragraphs 3, 10 and 111–114: prohibited substances, research exceptions and retail restrictionsarchived
- Kyrgyzstan — controlled-drug list, annex 2 to Resolution 1522026 · Edition of 14 August 2026; narcotic lists I and IV: cannabis oil, resin, straw, marijuana and extracts/tinctures; seed exclusions in definitionsarchived
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