Kyrgyz President Sadyr Zhaparov has raised questions regarding the whereabouts of $20 million related to the “Madina” market in Bishkek. The issue centers around compensation owed to entrepreneurs who previously operated within the market. Authorities intend to involve Turssuntay Salimov, the founder and long-term owner of “Madina” in Bishkek, in resolving the claims. Details surrounding the missing funds and the exact nature of the compensation demands remain unclear, sparking concerns over potential financial mismanagement. The President’s intervention signals a push for accountability in the handling of assets related to the prominent Bishkek marketplace. This case is anticipated to involve a complex legal process to determine how funds were allocated and ensure fair compensation for affected business owners. The investigation will focus on Salimov’s role in the financial dealings of the “Madina” market.