During the meeting, data on the state of the region's economy was presented. In particular, it was reported that over the year, the volume of industrial production amounted to 16 billion 800 million soms, which exceeds the indicators of 2024 by 9 billion 964 million soms.
The main contribution to the growth of industrial production volumes came from metallurgy. If in 2024 metal production amounted to 360 million soms, then in 2025 this figure increased to 8 billion 336 million soms — 23 times more.
It was also noted that coal mining enterprises in the region produced 2 million 523 thousand 769 tons of coal, the At-Bashinsky Hydroelectric Power Station generated 189.1 million kWh of electricity, and 876 kg of gold was extracted from the Buchuk section of the Solton-Sary deposit.
Solton-Sary includes three sections — Buchuk, Ak-Tash, and Altyn-Tor. The estimated gold reserves at the deposit are estimated to be 20-22 tons.
Furthermore, thanks to state support, more than 16 billion soms were allocated to the Naryn region, which facilitated the implementation of important projects in areas such as industry, energy, construction, road infrastructure, and tourism.
In March 2025, the Minister of Natural Resources, Meder Mashiev, reported at a briefing in Bishkek that the Chinese company Zhong Ji Mining plans to extract 3.4 tons of gold in 2025. The founder of this company is the state Chinese corporation China Gold.
