BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, May 30. The gross domestic
product (GDP) of Kyrgyzstan amounted to 602.8 billion soms
(approximately $6.9 billion) from January through April 2026,
marking a 12.4% increase compared to the same period of the
previous year.
Data obtained by Trend from the country's National Statistical
Committee shows that the growth was driven by the sectors of goods
production, services, and net taxes on products.
Over the reporting period, the growth rate of goods-producing
sectors increased by 23% year-on-year, while the services sector
expanded by 7.2%. Net taxes on products rose by 11.5%.
In the structure of GDP, the share of services accounted for
50.3%, which is 4.9 percentage points lower compared to
January–April of the previous year. In contrast, the share of
goods-producing sectors increased by 4.2 percentage points,
reaching 33.1%.
Within the goods-producing sectors, the share of construction
increased by 2.5 percentage points, and industry by 2.2 percentage
points, while the share of agriculture declined by 0.5 percentage
points over the same period.
Meanwhile, Kyrgyzstan continues to implement structural economic
reforms aimed at strengthening industrial capacity, expanding the
services sector, and improving the overall investment climate. In
recent years, the country has focused on modernizing key
infrastructure, supporting private sector development, and
diversifying the economy to reduce dependence on traditional
sectors. These efforts are intended to enhance long-term economic
resilience and sustain balanced growth across both urban and
regional areas.
