During the meeting, the parties explored the potential for
further enhancing bilateral cooperation.
The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers underscored
Kyrgyzstan's keen interest in establishing direct contacts with the
sovereign fund and expressed the country’s willingness to provide
detailed information on large-scale projects being executed across
various sectors.
"Our nation is currently undergoing a historic transformation,
and we place a high priority on forging partnerships with major
global institutions. Strategically located at the crossroads of
China and Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is deeply integrated into the
broader Eurasian economic landscape. Our ambition is to position
Kyrgyzstan as a central hub for production, logistics, and energy
flows along the China–Central Asia–Middle East corridor. In this
regard, Kyrgyzstan offers vast investment opportunities for the
Emirates Investment Authority, particularly in areas such as
transportation and logistics infrastructure, energy, natural
resources, telecommunications and digital infrastructure, as well
as food security and agribusiness," he stated.
Adylbek Kasymaliev also highlighted the country’s economic
indicators, noting that Kyrgyzstan’s economy has demonstrated
steady growth over the past four years, with GDP growth reaching
11% in 2025. He added that the improvement of Kyrgyzstan’s
sovereign credit ratings, along with increased tax and customs
revenues, reflects effective economic management and reduced risks
for investors.
"We are open to jointly structuring investments, attracting
capital into projects, and forming long-term partnerships," he
said.
Furthermore, Adylbek Kasymaliev invited the leadership of the
Emirates Investment Authority to participate in the GCC–Central
Asia Cooperation Council Investment Forum, which will be held in
Bishkek in April this year.
