Daniyar Amangeldiev named IT, logistics, and financial services as key areas for investment in Central Asia

Марина Онегина Economy
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With a population exceeding 80 million people, Central Asia has a favorable geographical location on key trade routes, making it attractive to investors. Deputy Prime Minister Daniyar Amangeldiev stated this on February 4 at the B5+1 business forum.

He noted that investments from the United States play an important role not only as a financial resource but also as a source of technology and management standards. Amangeldiev highlighted areas with high growth potential, including IT, the creative economy, logistics, and financial services.

In his speech, he also discussed the measures being taken by Kyrgyzstan to improve the business climate: the implementation of electronic services, simplification of registration and licensing processes, protection of investor rights, and modernization of the judicial system.

According to forecasts, by the end of 2025, Kyrgyzstan's economy is expected to grow by 11.1%. The country successfully issued sovereign eurobonds worth 800 million dollars and adopted a new investment law.

Additionally, Amangeldiev mentioned that international companies such as Burberry, Mastercard, FedEx, John Deere, and Chevrolet are actively operating in the region.
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