Business / Trade in Kyrgyzstan
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KYRGYZSTAN, 2017/08/26
The reason for better Uzbek-Kyrgyz trade relations is Uzbekistan’s new president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, said Bruce Pannier, a Central Asia expert.
“His government’s foreign policy, particularly towards immediate neighbors in Central Asia, is a drastic departure from his predecessor Islam Karimov,” Pannier told Trend.
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CHINA, 2017/04/07
A China-Kazakhstan free trade zone received about one million visits in the initial quarter of 2017, according to local border inspection authorities.
The Horgos International Border Cooperation Center on the China-Kazakhstan border, in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, has seen an increasing number of tourists since 2012. It attracted a total of 5.43 million tourists in 2016.
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CHINA, 2017/04/07
Representatives of Chinese companies doing business in Kyrgyzstan met here on Thursday with the country's Initial Deputy Prime Minister and co-chairman of the Kyrgyz-Chinese intergovernmental commission Muhammetkaly Abulgaziev.
The conference was as well attended by Chinese Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan Xiao Qinghua, the Kyrgyz Government's press service reported.
Xiao said China highly values good-neighborly relations with Kyrgyzstan and is committed to strengthening relations in all areas of cooperation. "We are ready to develop bilateral cooperation in all areas of the economy, particularly in the fields of agriculture, transport and infrastructure."
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AFGHANISTAN, 2016/10/06
Uzbekistan’s delegation led by the country’s Foreign Minister Abdulaziz Kamilov will participate in the interregional ministerial conference “Central Asia-European Union” and in the international conference on Afghanistan, the Uzbek Foreign Ministry’s press service said on October 4.
The conference will be held on October 4-5 in Belgium’s capital.
During the visit, the Uzbek delegation is going to hold negotiations with officials of the European Union (EU).
The strategy of cooperation in the “Central Asia-European Union” format was approved in 2007.
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AFGHANISTAN, 2015/12/03
The newly created Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) has in a little while got the momentum as an economic hub for the nations of the region. The EEU includes Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia as its members, whereas; the Organization is a continuation of contemplation for establishing the integration projects by the Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russia since 2007.
The Organization fundamentally promotes the ideas of streamlining the flow and transportation of services and goods between the member states, therefore, it greatly attracts the interests of a lot of stakeholders and according to the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, a lot of international organizations and the economic giants like China has shown great interest in the creation of free trade zones through the EEU.
The present political and economic importance of the South and Central Asian region along with free trade and economic potential across the Eurasian region greatly appeals almost each regional and international country, whether may they be developed or developing country seems eager approaching in bilateral and multilateral engagements with these organizations and the states in the region.
The cooperation that is vital to the a lot of states’ national interests consists of the fields of security, economic, energy, bilateral, free trade, scientific education and cultural interactions. Most particularly, the Russian Federation and China have leading ambitious roles in region’s economic and infrastructural developments. In addition, the growing significance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in the present scenario has further enabled China and Russia to become a dominant player on the world economic and political arena. This in turn has as well provided small or developing nations to benefit from the mutual benefit efforts of the SCO, EEU and other forums for their industrialization and national economic development goals.
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AZERBAIJAN, 2014/09/16
Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan will take additional measures to enhance the product nomenclature and increase bilateral trade between the two nations.
This was noted at a protocol signed on the results of the second conference of the intergovernmental commission on economic and humanitarian cooperation held in Baku.
The total volume of foreign trade between Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan amounted to $14.5 million in 2013. Thus, commodities worth $12.7 million were exported to Kyrgyzstan, and import operations worth $1.8 million were carried out.
In January-July 2014, the trade turnover between the two nations amounted to $19.5 million. In this case, goods worth $1.06 million were imported from Kyrgyzstan to Azerbaijan, with the export volumes of $18.48 million in Kyrgyzstan.
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CHINA, 2014/07/12
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Qin Gang announced:
At the invitation of President Xi Jinping, President of the Kyrgyz Republic Almazbek Atambayev will pay a national visit to China from May 18 to 21 and attend the 4th Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) Summit in Shanghai.
