Russia Remains Kyrgyzstan’s Strategic Partner with $5 Billion Trade Volume
Kyrgyz First Deputy Prime Minister Daniyar Amangeldiyev affirmed Russia's status as a key strategic partner for Kyrgyzstan, highlighting a bilateral trade volume of approximately $5 billion. Speaking at the 17th International Economic Forum 'Russia - Islamic World: KazanForum' in Kazan, Amangeldiyev noted that Russia accounts for the majority of Kyrgyzstan's total $16 billion trade. He emphasized Kyrgyzstan's pivotal role in enhancing transport connectivity across the Eurasian continent, particularly linking to Persian Gulf countries. The construction of a new railway connecting Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan was cited as a critical development that will boost transit potential and drive further economic growth. Additionally, Amangeldiyev expressed strong interest in deepening cooperation with the Republic of Tatarstan, recognizing it as one of Russia's most industrially developed regions. The statements underscore the enduring economic ties between Kyrgyzstan and Russia while exploring new avenues for regional partnership and infrastructure development within the broader context of Eurasian integration.
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