The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, Adylbek Kasymaliev, reported at a meeting of the President's administration about the high growth rates of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) both at the regional and global levels.
During the discussion of the preliminary results for 2025, he noted that the country's economy has shown impressive results.
“The growth rates of the economy in 2025 remained consistently high, exceeding 11% over the past two years (2024-2025). This indicates the success of the implemented economic policy and the correctness of the chosen course. By the end of 2025, the GDP is expected to reach 1 trillion 976.4 billion soms, which is almost at the 2 trillion soms mark, and according to revised calculations, it may exceed this amount by the end of the year. For comparison, in 2022, the GDP was 1 trillion 21 billion soms. Thus, over three years, the GDP has doubled. The real GDP growth rate in 2025 was 11.1%. Over the past four years, the average annual real GDP growth rate reached a significant 10.2%, which is a high indicator for both the region and the entire world,” he added.
Kasymaliev emphasized that all sectors of the economy contributed to this growth. The construction sector increased by 21.1%, the services sector by 10.9%, and agriculture by 2.2%. In industry, the growth was 10.7%, and the volume of industrial production reached almost 800 billion soms. Particularly outstanding growth rates are observed in the pharmaceutical sector, where the increase was 1.7 times, in food production - 30.1%, in the production of rubber and plastic products, as well as construction materials - 35.7%, in car manufacturing - almost doubled, in the chemical industry - by 19.8%, and in mining - by 14.2%. This is positive dynamics.
“The total volume of investments in fixed capital increased by 18.4% and amounted to 374.6 billion soms, which is a record figure and 100 billion soms more compared to 2024,” noted the head of the Cabinet of Ministers.
“Of the total volume of investments, 24%, or 90.3 billion soms, were allocated from the republican budget, which is 42.7% more compared to the previous year,” he added.
