Kyrgyzstan's direct investment surges over 27% in 2025

Kyrgyzstan saw a significant surge in direct investment in 2025, with figures climbing by more than 27% to surpass $1.3 billion. The nation's economic growth also accelerated, with the economy expanding over 11% in 2025 and GDP reaching $21.6 billion. Investment in fixed capital showed a remarkable increase of 69% at the start of 2026.

Officials highlighted the country's economic momentum at the SCO business forum in Bishkek. Over the past three years, Kyrgyzstan has secured 78 investment agreements totaling $12.6 billion and 45 public-private partnership agreements valued at $4.2 billion. The total investment portfolio for new projects now exceeds $23 billion.

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For the last three years, 78 investment agreements worth $12.6 billion and 45 PPP agreements worth $4.2 billion have been concluded. The total investment portfolio of new projects exceeds $23 billion.

Kyrgyzstan views its investment initiatives as integral to a new Eurasian economic framework. Key strategic projects are underway, poised to reshape the region's economic landscape. These include the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway, the CASA-1000 electricity transmission project, the Kambaratinskaya HPP-1 hydroelectric power station, the smart city project Asman City, and the Ala-Too Resort ski cluster. Additionally, practical implementation has begun for the "Tamchi" financial and investment territory, operating under English law.

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Kyrgyzstan considers its investment projects as part of the new economic architecture of Eurasia.