Large strategic projects advancing in Kyrgyzstan, says Sabirov

Kyrgyzstan is implementing large projects of strategic importance for Central Asia in transport, energy, tourism and investment. Ravshanbek Sabirov, head of the National Investment Agency under the President, told Kabar that they include the China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway, the Kambar-Ata-1 hydropower plant, the CASA-1000 project, and the Asman City and Ala-Too Resort tourist complexes.

Sabirov said the projects aim to expand transport links, strengthen energy capacity, develop tourism and attract foreign investment. The railway would expand transport links between Asia and Europe, while Kambar-Ata-1 and CASA-1000 target energy cooperation. Asman City and the Ala-Too Resort ski cluster are also being developed, and the Tamchy special financial-investment zone aims to attract international capital.

Sabirov added that Kyrgyzstan is also working to strengthen its international standing, citing the VI World Nomad Games, its 2027–2028 UN Security Council membership and its removal from the EU aviation “black list”. Since the start of 2026, 29 investment agreements worth $3 billion in total have been signed.