Martin Andersson: A long-term partner in Central Asia’s development story
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A late-April snapshot of Kyrgyzstan’s economy reveals its significant momentum. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, total investment in fixed capital rose by 25% year-on-year, surpassing $880 million, with foreign capital inflows notably expanded by 1.5 times, indicating growing confidence in Bishkek’s long-term economic trajectory.
This progress reflects the Kyrgyz government’s programme of legal reforms and administrative simplification aimed at stabilising the regulatory environment, impro
This progress reflects the Kyrgyz government’s programme of legal reforms and administrative simplification aimed at stabilising the regulatory environment, impro
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