3.3.5.4. It is necessary to carry out a comprehensive work to assist migrant workers before they leave the country, during their stay abroad and upon their return. 3.3.5.5. Special attention should be paid to internal and external employment, protection of rights and interests of migrant workers abroad, immigration, reintegration of kayrlman, international cooperation in migration, education, development of humanitarian approaches to protection and assistance to migrants in vulnerable situations. 3.3.5.6. It is necessary to continue work on strengthening ties with diasporas and compatriots. The Diaspora is able to act as an effective communication channel at various levels between migrants and state bodies in carrying out information campaigns. The potential of the diaspora should be maximally involved in preserving the state language, traditions and customs, providing legal assistance to migrants, finding jobs and attracting investments. 3.3.5.7. The tasks of increasing the qualitative potential of labor resources, providing equivalent working conditions and social guarantees for workers within the framework of the international labor market, are becoming topical. 3.3.5.8. Within the framework of international commitments, the rights of all categories of migrants should be protected: foreign workers, kayrilman (ethnic Kyrgyz), asylum seekers and refugees, as well as arriving for study, treatment and private affairs. 3.3.5.9. The system of accounting for external migration, the processes of recording and controlling the stay of foreign citizens and stateless persons on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic, registering foreign citizens, improving the interaction of state bodies in the fight against illegal migration and manifestations of extremism and terrorism require close attention. 3.4. Development of small and medium business 3.4.1. In many developed countries of the world, small and medium-sized businesses play an important role in the development of the economy, since small and medium businesses are one of the most mobile market players able to respond quickly to changes in development conditions. 3.4.2. The main problems in small and medium-sized businesses are insufficient preparation of potential entrepreneurs themselves, lack of real long-term financial support from the state, excessive regulation and interference of state bodies, poor information support, and often changing rules of the game. 3.4.3. To ensure the systematic development of small and medium-sized businesses, the Government will develop and implement a comprehensive state program for the development of small and medium-sized businesses in the Kyrgyz Republic through the creation of business incubators in cities. Particular attention will be paid to the development and support of small and medium-sized enterprises in the regions and remote settlements. 18