Kyrgyzstan approves 57 measures to stabilise price growth for 2026–2027

Kyrgyzstan's Cabinet of Ministers has approved a plan of 57 measures to stabilise price growth for goods and services for 2026–2027. The Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture and Processing Industry announced the plan through its press service.

The ministry said the plan goes beyond short-term stabilisation and includes measures aimed at the strategic development of agriculture and the processing industry. About 13 billion soms were directed to supporting the agro-industrial complex in 2026, and the total financing need for the 2026–2027 plan is 36.6 billion soms. Of the 57 measures, 32 fall under the ministry's responsibility, requiring 29.4 billion soms.

The plan's main goal is price stability through a larger domestic supply of goods, lower production costs and reduced dependence on imports. The ministry reported that the consumer price index in July 2026 stood at 106.7% compared with December of the previous year, and 110.7% for January–July against the same period last year. It cited changes in external markets, rising logistics costs, import dependence on certain goods and the seasonal nature of production as factors behind price growth.