Daniyar Amangeldiev, the First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic, held the second meeting of the interdepartmental working group dedicated to coordinating processes related to the issuance of international bonds, shares, and other securities. This information was announced by the press service of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic.
The meeting was held in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic dated January 29, 2025, No. 27, which concerns the development of the investment climate and expanding access to external financing.
In his opening remarks, Amangeldiev reminded that at the previous meeting, the group analyzed the results of the initial placement of Eurobonds of the Kyrgyz Republic on the international stage and discussed the creation of a National Investment Fund.
He noted that since the first meeting, much has been done, including a detailed analysis of the financial data of key state companies and an assessment of their readiness to enter international markets. Some of them have already prepared specific proposals and presentations, which is an important step towards enhancing the investment image of the country and managing state assets.
Participants of the meeting focused on fulfilling previously given instructions and assessing the readiness of the public sector to enter international financial markets. Leaders of the largest companies presented current data on their financial status and shared strategies for attracting both external and internal investments.
Concluding the meeting, Amangeldiev pointed out the ambitious tasks facing the management of state enterprises, which go beyond ordinary management functions. He emphasized the need to implement large image projects that will help Kyrgyzstan assert itself as a transparent and promising player in global financial markets. According to him, such a transition to a new level of management will be a significant signal for the international investment community.
As a result of the discussion, all issues included in the agenda of the meeting were approved, taking into account the proposals and comments received, as well as further steps were defined for preparing domestic companies to work with international financial instruments.
