Daniyar Amangeldiev noted that the B5+1 format serves as a practical basis for implementing the agreements reached at the Central Asia-U.S. Leaders' Summit, which took place on November 6, 2025, in Washington. He considers it important to transform the agreements into concrete projects and partnerships.
“The summit was a starting point for ambitious cooperation. It is important for us to fill it with content, turning ideas into initiatives, contacts into sustainable partnerships, and intentions into real solutions that contribute to the development of our countries,” the official noted.
According to Amangeldiev, Central Asia, with more than 80 million consumers, a young population, and a strategic geographical location, is becoming a key hub for global trade routes.
Among the promising areas for cooperation, he highlighted the IT sector, creative economy, logistics, payment systems, and industrial projects.
The First Deputy Chairman also emphasized that the economy of Kyrgyzstan is demonstrating stable growth, which reached 11.1 percent in 2025. The country is implementing large-scale reforms in the areas of digitalization of public administration, simplification of business processes, infrastructure development, and protection of investors' rights. In the same year, a new Investment Law was adopted, and sovereign eurobonds worth $700 million were successfully issued.
Particular attention was paid to the launch of the state stablecoin USDKG, which is backed by gold.
“Kyrgyzstan is also developing the concept of a ‘Digital Nomad,’ a High-Tech Park, and a Creative Industries Park to attract international IT specialists and innovative companies,” he added.
In conclusion of his speech, Daniyar Amangeldiev noted that Central Asia is a dynamically developing region open to investments, and the Kyrgyz Republic is ready for productive cooperation with international businesses.
