Kyrgyzstan names four sectors for cooperation with Turkish business

Kyrgyzstan names four sectors for cooperation with Turkish business
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Kyrgyzstan has named four sectors it considers promising for cooperation with Turkish business: textile and garment manufacturing, processing of agricultural products, production of modern construction materials, and solar energy. First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet Daniyar Amangeldiyev made the statement on 16 October at a meeting with a delegation of the Turkey–Kyrgyzstan Business Council.

The delegation of the Turkish Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK), led by Emre Yildiz, discussed trade ties and joint investment projects with the government. Yildiz said Turkish entrepreneurs want to expand their presence in the Kyrgyz market. Both sides agreed to step up direct business contacts, but the cabinet did not name specific projects, investment amounts or timelines. Economist.kg reported that bilateral trade reached $1.6 billion in 2025, and about 300 companies with Turkish capital operate in Kyrgyzstan.

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