BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 29. Kyrgyzstan and
Pakistan have discussed promising areas for investment and
trade-economic cooperation.
This was announced in a report published by the press service of
the National Investment Agency under the Kyrgyz President,
following a meeting between Chairman of the National Investment
Agency Ravshanbek Sabirov and the Honorary Consul of the Kyrgyz
Republic in Lahore, Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
"During the meeting, promising areas of investment and
trade-economic cooperation between the Kyrgyz Republic and Pakistan
were discussed. The Pakistani side was presented with Kyrgyzstan’s
investment opportunities, priority sectors, and state support
measures provided for investors," the information says.
According to the Investment Agency, in the course of the
meeting, Ravshanbek Sabirov emphasized the importance of expanding
cooperation with Pakistan and attracting new investment
partners.
"The Kyrgyz Republic is interested in developing mutually
beneficial cooperation with foreign partners and creating favorable
conditions for the implementation of joint projects. We are ready
to offer investors promising areas, provide the necessary support,
and establish direct dialogue between the business communities of
the two countries," he said.
Moreover, the meeting also focused on opportunities for
implementing joint projects in tourism, the halal industry, meat
processing and production, digital banking services, as well as
other promising sectors.
The sides noted the importance of further strengthening business
ties, exchanging information, and continuing constructive
cooperation to implement joint initiatives.
Following the meeting, the parties expressed interest in
expanding investment cooperation between the Kyrgyz Republic and
the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and developing new projects.
The expansion of investment and trade cooperation between
Kyrgyzstan and Pakistan is expected to focus on sectors where both
countries have mutual interests, including agriculture, food
processing, tourism, and digital services. Increased business
dialogue and support mechanisms for investors may contribute to the
development of new joint projects and strengthen economic ties
between the two countries.
