BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 29. Kyrgyzstan’s PPP
project portfolio includes over 90 investment projects this
year.
This was announced in a statement published by the press service
of the Kyrgyz President, citing President Sadyr Zhaparov’s remarks
in Bishkek during the opening ceremony of the Ak-Keme hotel on
August 24.
"The project portfolio of the Center for Public-Private
Partnership for this year includes more than 90 investment projects
with a total value exceeding 456 billion soms ($5.21 billion)," he
said.
Zhaparov noted that 71 of these projects are already being
implemented, while preparatory work is underway on the remaining
projects.
"These projects are aimed at developing the regions, ensuring
energy security, developing transport infrastructure and addressing
environmental issues," Sadyr Zhaparov added.
According to Trend's analysis, the expansion of Kyrgyzstan’s
public-private partnership project portfolio highlights the
government’s efforts to attract private capital to key areas of
economic and infrastructure development.
The focus on regional development, energy security, transport
infrastructure and environmental projects indicates an effort to
address structural needs while sharing investment and
implementation responsibilities between the state and private
sector. The progress of projects already under implementation could
also strengthen infrastructure, support regional economic activity
and create conditions for further private investment.
