During the meeting, Ravshanbek Sabirov, the head of the agency, emphasized that Kyrgyzstan aims to attract reliable international investors and is creating favorable conditions for capital inflow. He also noted that an investment law has been adopted to ensure transparency and protect investors' rights.
The Chinese delegation was presented with several major projects, including the construction of the Chatkal and Upper Naryn hydropower cascades, the Ala-Too Resort tourist zone, an international trade and logistics center in At-Bashy, the Topurak-Bel wind power station, the Turk-Sib - Balikchy railway section project, and Asman City.
The Taifaxian company expressed interest in various formats of cooperation, including public-private partnership mechanisms and direct investments. The parties agreed to continue negotiations and develop joint initiatives in the fields of construction, energy, and urban infrastructure.
