The American delegation consisted of numerous participants, including the U.S.-Kyrgyz Business Council, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), as well as representatives from the University of Nevada and leading companies such as Pfizer, GE Healthcare, Abbott, and Nasdaq. Additionally, the group included experts from StoneX, All American Rail Group, TETHYS, and other major organizations.
The head of the National Investment Agency, Ravshanbek Sabirov, noted the strategic importance of the visit, emphasizing that the current stage represents a new level of bilateral interaction. He expressed Kyrgyzstan's readiness for active cooperation and the implementation of joint projects, highlighting the need to create transparent conditions for business and support for investors as key priorities of state policy.
During the negotiations, the American side confirmed its interest in Kyrgyzstan as a regional platform for implementing projects in Central Asia. The parties discussed opportunities for investment, infrastructure, and technological initiatives.
As a result of the meetings, memoranda of cooperation were signed between the National Investment Agency and several companies, including:
Nasdaq
Equion Group
Pangea-Global LLC
Mooney Group
StrategEast
Valmont
Concrete Engine
The signed agreements officially confirm the parties' intentions to develop long-term partnerships and create conditions for the implementation of specific investment projects in Kyrgyzstan.
