Kyrgyzstan presents three-year budget for 2027–2029

Bishkek, Oct. 21, 2026. The draft budget for 2027–2029, the country's primary financial document, has been submitted to Jogorku Kenesh (Kyrgyz Parliament). Experts say the projected figures confirm economic stability and the viability of Kyrgyzstan's development projects.

The budget is projected to run a surplus that widens each year, from 32.5 billion soms next year to 53.5 billion soms by 2029, compared with 0.4 billion soms this year. Tax revenue is expected to rise from 460.8 billion soms this year to 779.9 billion soms by 2029, an increase of nearly 70%.

Experts highlight that social spending is set to nearly double and all external debt obligations will be met, while substantial funds go to development projects. Education funding is set to reach 127.2 billion soms by 2027, nearly double the 2025 allocation, and healthcare will receive a 30% boost.