BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, April 17. Kyrgyzstan and
Meta Platforms have reached an agreement to establish a joint
working group tasked with developing a detailed roadmap for further
cooperation, Trend
reports via the Kyrgyz Cabinet of Ministers.


The agreement was reached during a meeting between the Chairman
of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential
Administration of Kyrgyzstan, Adylbek Kasymaliev and Director of
Public Policy at Meta Molly Montgomery, as part of Kasymaliev’s
working visit to the United States.


The working group, comprising relevant representatives from both
sides, will focus on issues related to information security,
verification of government accounts, and the implementation of
joint projects.


Ahead of the official talks, the Kyrgyz delegation visited
Meta’s technological hub in Washington, where they were introduced
to the company’s innovation ecosystem.


Particular attention during the presentation was paid to
advanced developments in wearable technologies and augmented
reality, including smart glasses equipped with artificial
intelligence. It was noted that such technologies could offer new
opportunities in areas such as healthcare, education, and digital
inclusion, including solutions for people with disabilities.







During the discussions, the parties also addressed a wide range
of issues aimed at strengthening institutional cooperation.


Adylbek Kasymaliev expressed interest in establishing a stable
and legally structured mechanism of interaction with Meta,
emphasizing the importance of direct communication channels to
promptly address emerging issues and reduce bureaucratic
barriers.


He also highlighted the importance of information security,
noting Kyrgyzstan’s readiness to adopt international best practices
in creating a safe digital environment.


Montgomery, in turn, welcomed the initiative of the Kyrgyz side
and noted the country’s progress in digital transformation,
reaffirming Meta’s readiness to deepen dialogue and support efforts
to ensure a safe environment for users in Kyrgyzstan.