The topics included logistics, energy resources, the raw materials sector, and digital infrastructure.
Adylbek Kasymaiev, the chairman of the cabinet of ministers, proposed the Emirates Investment Authority, the sovereign investment fund of the UAE, to consider investing in the economy of Kyrgyzstan.
He noted that the republic aims to attract investments in several key areas, including transport and logistics infrastructure, energy, mineral resources, telecommunications, digital projects, agribusiness, and food security.
"Our goal is to make Kyrgyzstan a center for manufacturing, logistics, and energy flows connecting China, Central Asia, and the Middle East," emphasized Kasymaiev.
According to him, over the past four years, the country's economy has shown stable growth, and it is projected that by 2025, GDP will increase by 11%, which is one of the best results within the EAEU. There has also been an increase in sovereign credit ratings and growth in tax and customs revenues.
The head of the government invited representatives of the fund to participate in the investment forum "Gulf Cooperation Council – Central Asia," which will take place in April in Bishkek.
Representatives of the Emirates Investment Authority expressed their readiness to continue the dialogue and develop specific investment initiatives.
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