On October 30, 2025, the National Investment Dialogue was held in Bishkek, organized by the National Investment Agency under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic with the participation of the Office of the Prosecutor General, representatives of key business associations — members of the Council on Business and Investment Development under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Council Secretariat.

The event served as an open platform for discussing the country’s investment policy priorities, mechanisms for investor protection, and ways to strengthen mutual trust between public institutions and the business community.

During the dialogue, business representatives shared their perspectives and proposals aimed at further improving the investment and regulatory environment in the Kyrgyz Republic.

One of the key discussion points was the importance of predictable and stable rules for investors. Participants emphasized the need for a clear, long-term approach by the government that ensures policy consistency and confidence in regulatory stability. In this regard, the idea of developing a National Strategy for Investment and Regulatory Policy until 2030 was supported.

Special attention was given to the protection of property rights and access to production sites, which remain important factors for attracting long-term investment. Participants noted that a reliable legal foundation and predictability in law enforcement are crucial for investor confidence.

The dialogue also addressed issues of law enforcement and response to business appeals, emphasizing the need to strengthen cooperation between supervisory authorities and entrepreneurs to ensure timely and transparent resolution of disputes.

Industry representatives highlighted the importance of industrial and export-oriented sectors as key drivers of sustainable economic growth and called for further support of these industries.

Business associations proposed establishing a permanent working group on investment and regulatory policy with the participation of government bodies, the Office of the Prosecutor General, the National Investment Agency, and the Council Secretariat. This platform would enable regular exchange of views and development of joint recommendations to improve the investment climate.

A key outcome of the meeting was the signing of a Tripartite Memorandum of Cooperation between the National Investment Agency under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Office of the Prosecutor General, and business associations.

According to the business community, the National Investment Dialogue demonstrated a constructive and partnership-based approach between the public and private sectors. The participants reaffirmed their commitment to continue working together to enhance investment attractiveness and strengthen confidence in the Kyrgyz Republic’s economy.

The event was supported by EBRD.

On October 30, 2025, the National Investment Dialogue was held in Bishkek, organized by the National Investment Agency under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic.

The event served as an open platform to discuss measures aimed at improving the investment climate, enhancing legal protection for investors, and strengthening mutual trust between government institutions and the business community.

The meeting brought together senior officials from state bodies, representatives of international organizations, and business associations — members of the Business Development and Investments Council under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic. The event was held with the active participation of the Council Secretariat, which plays a key role in facilitating institutional dialogue between the public and private sectors and integrating business proposals into the national reform agenda.

Discussions focused on improving legal practices, building transparent mechanisms of interaction between supervisory authorities and entrepreneurs, and strengthening investor confidence in the national business environment.

A key outcome of the dialogue was the signing of a Tripartite Memorandum of Cooperation between the National Investment Agency under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Office of the Prosecutor General, and business associations. The memorandum aims to foster constructive partnership, ensure legal guarantees for investors, and promote a predictable and transparent investment policy.

The joint implementation of this initiative will contribute to sustainable economic growth and increased investment attractiveness of the Kyrgyz Republic.

The event was supported by EBRD.

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The final session of the IV International Forum on Public-Private Partnerships was dedicated to the theme “Promoting Innovation: The Role of PPP in Advancing Technological Progress.”

The session was moderated by Sanzhar Israil uulu, representative of the PPP Center under the National Investment Agency of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Participants included:

• Jax Lee, CEO of Nanalumi;
• Mirlan Balykchiev, Head of the Infrastructure Development Department, Ministry of Digital Development of the Kyrgyz Republic;
• Bakas Bakhtiyar uulu, Doctor of Economics, Consultant-Analyst at the Directorate of the High Technology Park of the Kyrgyz Republic (HTP KR);
• Nguyen Phuong Quy, CEO of Investment for Environmental Development Company.

Nguyen Phuong Quy presented a PPP project titled “Reconstruction and Modernization of the Bishkek Wastewater Treatment Facilities.”
With a total cost exceeding USD 50 million and an implementation period of 16 years, the project aims to improve the environmental standards of the capital. It includes the introduction of ultraviolet disinfection, automation of purification processes, upgrading laboratory equipment, and installation of odor-neutralization systems.

Bakas Bakhtiyar uulu shared insights about the activities of the High Technology Park of the Kyrgyz Republic, which serves as a unique ecosystem uniting IT companies, startups, and experts in digital transformation.
He highlighted that HTP residents are reaching the international stage — among them the globally popular YouTube project D Billions, with millions of subscribers and billions of views worldwide, and the developers of AkylAI, the first Kyrgyz-language voice assistant designed to promote digital literacy and accessibility for Kyrgyz-speaking users.

Participants emphasized that digitalization, innovation, and technological entrepreneurship are becoming integral elements of the modern PPP model.
The development of partnerships in IT and “green” technologies opens up new opportunities for sustainable growth, attracting investments, and strengthening the competitiveness of the Kyrgyz Republic’s economy.

On the second day of the IV International PPP Forum, a panel session was held to discuss the practical aspects of implementing public-private partnerships (PPP) in the regions of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Aigul Imankanova, representative of the Mayor’s Office of Balykchy, expressed her gratitude to the organizers and noted that PPP mechanisms and the work of the Regional Investment Councils (RICs) open new opportunities for local entrepreneurs to collaborate and implement initiatives aimed at improving urban infrastructure.

Aman Koishybaev, Mayor of Orlovka, emphasized that local governments are actively involved in promoting PPPs and have already submitted proposals for projects focused on the development of social and public infrastructure. He highlighted that the partnership between the state and business has become an important tool for improving the quality of life in the regions.

During the discussion, participants highlighted both positive trends — such as growing interest in PPPs and new initiatives emerging across regions — and existing challenges, including a shortage of qualified specialists and the need to raise awareness about partnership mechanisms.

In this context, Cholpon Alkadyrova proposed conducting an information and awareness campaign in the regions to increase understanding of the PPP concept and demonstrate its practical benefits for businesses and municipalities.