Representatives of local businesses, industry associations, and government authorities of the Naryn region participated in the discussion.
Entrepreneurs in the region identified key problems and priorities for the development of their businesses. The focus was on issues related to access to financing, expanding opportunities for preferential lending, and developing digital infrastructure to support businesses.
Participants of the meeting also discussed ideas for creating a regional digital hub that could help simplify procedures and provide consulting services based on the "one-stop-shop" principle.
Additionally, emphasis was placed on the importance of forming production and export clusters, especially in the areas of agricultural product processing and the textile industry. This is expected to enhance the competitiveness of local companies and help them enter international markets.
"As a result of the meeting, the recommendations of entrepreneurs from the Naryn region will be summarized and taken into account in the refinement of the SME-2030 Program project. The aim of these proposals is to develop practical and targeted support measures that consider the region's specifics and the needs of businesses," the press service noted.
