According to the results of 2022, Kyrgyzstan's gross domestic product amounted to approximately $22.6 billion. The head of the cabinet assures that by 2030 this figure will not only reach $30 billion but will also exceed it.
Kasymaliev also added that the economic upturn will largely depend on improving conditions in sectors such as industry, construction, agriculture, and services. The authorities intend to launch at least 100 new enterprises in these areas annually.
According to forecasts, in 2025 the country's GDP will grow by 11%, and in the first two months of 2026, growth has already reached 9% compared to the beginning of last year.
These achievements, according to Kasymaliev, have been made possible due to the improvement of the investment climate, the introduction of new business initiatives, the reduction of bureaucracy, and the creation of more attractive conditions for entrepreneurship and the expansion of existing production.
