According to him, in accordance with the National Development Program, by 2030, the country's gross domestic product (GDP) should grow to $30 billion. To achieve this goal, it will be necessary to attract between $3 and $4 billion annually.
At present, the main regions receiving investments are Chui, Issyk-Kul, and Jalal-Abad provinces. Increasing activity in other parts of the country could lead to a significant rise in the total volume of investments.
“If we manage to reach the mark of $2 billion this year, and $3 billion next year, then by 2030, the goal of achieving $4–5 billion per year will become realistic,” he emphasized.
Kydyrbaev also noted that current infrastructure projects, such as road and railway construction, airport modernization, and the development of the energy sector, including small and medium hydropower plants, as well as initiatives in renewable energy sources, are positive indicators for investors.
Additionally, he highlighted the development of the High Technology Park, where the IT sector is actively progressing, and there is positive dynamics in the creative industry and film industry.
According to national plans, the share of investments in fixed capital should account for 25% of GDP. Last year, this figure was around 19%.
