A small project can attract more investment than large ones, - economist

Economist Uran Sadygaliev stated on the radio that small projects can have a more significant impact on attracting investments than large-scale initiatives.
As an illustration, he mentioned Kyrgyzstan's participation in the Expo-2025 exhibition, which will take place in Osaka (Japan). The Kyrgyz national pavilion managed to attract the attention of both the global audience and investors.
“Although our pavilion is a small project, its impact significantly exceeds the results of large initiatives,” noted Sadygaliev.
He also emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships, where the government creates the necessary conditions and trust for businesses, while the private sector, in turn, develops projects.
“Even in conditions of limited financial resources, the government can create conditions for the growth of the private sector. To move forward, investments are needed from both internal and external sources,” added the economist.