Sadyr Japarov

The portfolio of the Public-Private Partnership Center includes more than 90 investment projects with a total value of over 456 billion soms.

The increase in investment demonstrates foreign investors’ confidence in the country’s economy and their interest in long-term projects.

The Yrys Ordo Congress Center will become a venue for major forums of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, the Eurasian Economic Union and other organizations. Hosting such events will enhance…

The president urged young people not to follow these negative aspects of political life and to build the country’s future based on unity and mutual respect.

When difficult days come for our homeland or important issues arise for the country, the next generation proves that it can unite under one banner and take a common position, regardless of political views,»

Although yesterday we may have been political opponents or may have disagreements today, we should be able to stand together for the interests of our country, putting aside political views and personal ambitions,»

President Sadyr Japarov has criticized the Western sanctions from the UN General Assembly podium, calling them direct interference in the country’s internal affairs and pressure that hampers the development of Kyrgyzstan’s still-emerging…

Such measures are direct interference in the republic’s internal affairs and pressure that seriously hinders the development of the still-emerging national economy.

The restrictions against domestic banks are completely unfounded.

Located at the source of some of the largest water resources, we are experiencing an electricity shortage. This is very shameful,»

Unlike in previous years, every loan attracted today does not disappear without a trace,» Sadyr Japarov said.

Kyrgyzstan needs not artificial disputes, but new factories, jobs, investments, and a strong economy.

We are not selling our land. But without attracting investment, it is impossible to ensure the development of the state.

Mineral resources will eventually run out, but tourism will remain. In the future, tourism will become one of the main pillars of Kyrgyzstan’s economy,»

The population of our country is about seven million people. When the number of tourists is almost twice as high, this means an additional contribution to GDP growth at the level of 4–5 percent,»

He warned that if construction is halted, Kyrgyzstan will remain dependent in terms of transport and the economy, while the country’s development prospects will be put at risk.

He called on citizens not to obstruct its implementation.

We cannot afford to wait, which is why we have started implementing the project now. Otherwise, we would fall behind neighboring countries for many more years,» he said.

It can be said that this will become a second Kumtor for the republic,» Japarov said.

According to preliminary forecasts, the project will gradually gain momentum, and by 2035 this investment territory is expected to host more than 3,900 resident companies and create over 10,000 new jobs.

The Law on Tamchy SFIT defines the territory’s status, legal framework, operational procedures, governing bodies, regulatory mechanisms, registration and licensing procedures, dispute resolution mechanisms, and guarantees for participants.

These include issues of drinking water supply, irrigation, the condition of internal roads, land relations, street lighting, municipal services, social infrastructure, and other problems falling within the purview of the local authorities…

Regular meetings with citizens should not become a mere formality, but should serve as a practical tool for solving local problems and evaluating the performance of public officials.

The measure is necessary to ensure that local leaders better understand the real problems faced by residents and can respond promptly to public concerns.

A mandatory requirement for local officials to hold regular meetings with residents has been introduced in Kyrgyzstan.