BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 1. Kyrgyzstan’s gross
domestic product GDP exceeded 1.39 trillion soms ($15.89 billion)
from January through August 2026.
According to the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, this was
announced by Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the
Presidential Administration of the Kyrgyz Republic Adylbek
Kasymaliev during a regular meeting of the Cabinet of
Ministers.
"Head of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev reviewed
the economic results for the first eight months of the year, noting
the continued steady growth of the republic's economy. The
country's GDP reached over 1.39 trillion soms ($15.89 billion),"
the statement said.
The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers also noted that
Kyrgyzstan’s economic growth amounted to 11% during the first eight
months of 2026.
Trend’s analysis
indicates that Kyrgyzstan’s economy could maintain a strong growth
trajectory toward 2030 if the current expansion is followed by a
gradual normalization of growth.
In addition, Trend's calculations show that, based on an annualized
GDP figure for the period from January through August, the
estimated GDP for 2026 will be approximately 2.09 trillion som
($23.85 billion). If GDP then grows by an average of 8% per year,
in line with the real growth target set under Kyrgyzstan’s National
Development Program through 2030, the economy could reach
approximately 2.25 trillion som ($25.73 billion) in 2027, 2.43
trillion som ($27.8 billion) in 2028, 2.63 trillion som ($30.07
billion) in 2029, and 2.84 trillion som ($32.5 billion) by
2030.
