Amangeldiev stated the need for state companies to implement image projects in international markets

Yesterday, the second meeting of the interdepartmental working group took place, dedicated to coordinating the entry into international bond and stock markets, chaired by the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic Daniyar Amangeldiev. This information was announced on the official government website.
This event was held in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic dated January 29, 2025, No. 27, concerning the improvement of the investment climate and access to external financing.
At the beginning of the meeting, Amangeldiev reminded about the results of the first meeting, where the debut eurobonds of the Kyrgyz Republic on international financial markets and the creation of a National Investment Fund were discussed.
“Since our first meeting, a lot of work has been done. We conducted a thorough analysis of the financial indicators of leading state companies and assessed their readiness to enter international markets. Some companies have already prepared specific proposals and presentations, which is an important step in strengthening the investment image of the country and improving the management efficiency of state assets,” he noted.
The participants of the meeting focused on evaluating the implementation of previous assignments and the readiness of state structures to enter international financial markets. The leaders of the largest companies presented current data on their financial status and discussed strategies for attracting both domestic and foreign investments.
In conclusion of his speech, Daniyar Amangeldiev emphasized that the management of state enterprises faces ambitious tasks that go beyond ordinary management. He highlighted the need to implement large-scale image projects that will allow Kyrgyzstan to establish itself as a transparent and promising player in international financial markets. In his opinion, the transition to a new level of management will be a powerful signal for the global investment community.
As a result of the meeting, all issues outlined in the agenda were discussed, taking into account the proposals and comments of the participants, and further steps were outlined for preparing domestic companies to work with international financial instruments.