AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCross-Border Trade: Kyrgyz and Kazakh companies signed agreements worth $95 million, while the two governments met in Bishkek to discuss boosting trade. Banking: National Bank chief Almaz Baketaev said sector assets reached $14 billion in 2025, up 50%, and grew a further 24.2% in the first eight months of 2026. Mining and Regions: Jerui gold mine paid 20 billion soms into state coffers in the first nine months; Talas received 8.6 billion soms in budget allocations over the same period. Investment: A $7.7 million dairy plant planned for Shopokov is expected to create up to 50 jobs and supply domestic and export markets. Business Rules: Kyrgyzstan is reviewing permits to reduce unnecessary costs for businesses, and its tax service has launched automated checks for some importers’ EAEU tax reports. Energy Supply: The government is considering routing coal exports through a state-owned company to prioritize domestic supply and curb shortages and price spikes.
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