According to Ibraev, the countries are actively developing cooperation in the energy sector.
“Currently, Kyrgyzstan receives about 5 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity from Turkmenistan, which helps us cope with the internal deficit, especially in the context of growing demand,” he noted.
He also emphasized that this cooperation is carried out on a commercial basis and under market conditions.
“We are not talking about free assistance, but about the purchase of electricity. In the future, Kyrgyzstan is open to discussing reverse supplies on mutually beneficial terms,” Ibraev added.
