Sabirov also noted that thanks to the successful implementation of public-private partnership projects, Kyrgyzstan has risen from 68th to 22nd place in international rankings, forming a portfolio of more than 90 projects with a total value exceeding 434 billion soms.
The head of the agency emphasized that free economic zones continue to actively attract investments and develop production capacities. From 2022 to September 2025, over 5.1 billion soms were attracted, and budget revenues exceed 10 billion soms.
“There are more than 330 enterprises operating in the country, including technology companies that strengthen export positions and engage in import substitution. New industrial clusters and production parks are being created. Tax incentives and simplified procedures make free economic zones attractive for investors,” he added.
Sabirov noted that the development of infrastructure and improvement of the regulatory framework will continue to ensure balanced growth across all economic zones, which will enhance Kyrgyzstan's investment attractiveness.
This year, the National Agency organized 14 international and bilateral business forums, as well as business councils with the participation of government leadership, domestic entrepreneurs, and international organizations. More than 500 meetings with investors from various countries were held to discuss promising projects in the fields of energy, industry, logistics, digital technologies, tourism, and agriculture.
“We are actively implementing modern and effective mechanisms, relying on the best global practices, including the 'Single Window' principle. Today, Kyrgyzstan has one of the most liberal and competitive tax systems and customs preferences in Central Asia, creating favorable conditions for business and investment. A unified register of investors has also been established, and e-commerce is actively used, allowing for the quick and transparent registration of projects and tracking their statuses at all stages of implementation,” he concluded.
