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Putin, Rusya-Kırgızistan Ekonomik Forumu ve Bölgelerarası Konferans'a Mesaj Gönderdi

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Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin, 8. Rusya-Kırgızistan Ekonomik Forumu ve 12. Rusya-Kırgızistan Bölgelerarası Konferansı katılımcılarına bir mesaj gönderdi. Kremlin tarafından yayınlanan mesajda Putin, organizasyonun düzenlenmesindeki desteği için Kırgızistan Cumhurbaşkanı Sadır Caparov’a teşekkür etti. Bu etkinliklerin iki ülke arasındaki stratejik ortaklığın ve ekonomik işbirliğinin güçlendirilmesinde önemli rol oynadığını vurguladı. Mesajda, ticaret, yatırım, ulaştırma, enerji ve tarım gibi alanlarda ortak projelerin hayata geçirilmesinin iki ülke halklarının refahına katkı sağlayacağı ifade edildi. Bölgelerarası işbirliğinin derinleştirilmesiyle somut sonuçlar elde edilebileceğine dikkat çekildi. Rusya ve Kırgızistan arasındaki ikili ilişkilerin her geçen yıl daha da geliştiği belirtildi. Etkinlikler kapsamında çeşitli iş anlaşmaları ve işbirliği protokollerinin imzalanması bekleniyor. Bu forumlar, iki ülke arasındaki ekonomik bağları daha da ileriye taşıma amacını taşıyor. Bölgesel kalkınma ve entegrasyon süreçlerine önemli katkılar sunması öngörülüyor.

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Started 06 Aug, 05:00 1 events Updated 6h ago
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  1. Political06 Aug, 05:00

    Message to the participants in the 8th Russia-Kyrgyzstan Economic Forum and the 12th Russia-Kyrgyzstan Inter-Regional Conference

    President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Friends, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all participants, organisers and guests of two major events held by Russia and Kyrgyzstan – the economic forum and the inter-regional conference, both commencing today. Of course, I would like to thank President of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Japarov for supporting these instrumental undertakings and for his personal commitment to strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation between our countries. More than 1,000 participants representing Russia and Kyrgyzstan have gathered at Lake Issyk-Kul, including heads of regions, senior officials from government institutions, business leaders, prominent academics, civil society leaders, and executives from development institutions. These are the very people whose actions on the ground help expand and promote the strategic partnership and alliance between Russia and Kyrgyzstan in all their aspects, with a primary focus on the economic dimension. The agenda for the forum and the conference covers a wide range of diverse topics, including strengthening cooperation in trade, investment and manufacturing, as well as in agriculture, transport, digital transformation and tourism. In addition, the Russia-Kyrgyzstan and Kyrgyzstan-Russia business councils are scheduled to hold their respective meetings, along with an offsite session of the St Petersburg International Economic Forum. It has been a source of great satisfaction that Russian and Kyrgyz governments and agencies, businesses and regional governments have been so effective in coordinating their efforts, which has helped build a solid economic foundation for promoting bilateral cooperation. Mutual trade has become increasingly diversified. It expanded by 26 percent in 2025 and exceeded $5 billion. The Russia-Kyrgyzstan Development Fund has been very effective and has already provided funding for about four thousand joint projects in various sectors of the Kyrgyz economy, worth over $1 billion. This funding went towards creating and upgrading several plants and enterprises, creating new manufacturing capabilities and jobs, while increasing Kyrgyzstan’s export potential. There are over 2,000 companies with Russian participation in Kyrgyzstan. Moreover, they include not only major corporations but also SMEs, which have been proactively involved in import substitution programmes and making competitive products with high added value. Russia’s Federal Corporation for the Development of Small and Medium Enterprises has been offering practical assistance to programmes of this kind, which are carried out by Russia and Kyrgyzstan. Energy has always been one of the key sectors in terms of our bilateral cooperation. Russia has been making a meaningful contribution to developing Kyrgyzstan’s energy infrastructure and creating new generating capacity. This year, we have plans to launch a 300-megawatt photovoltaic power station in the country’s east. Preparations for building a state-of-the-art wind farm are underway in the same region. Russia and Kyrgyzstan have been closely working together in the humanitarian sector, including education, science, culture and sport through civil society and youth organisations. People-to-people ties between our two countries also enjoy positive momentum. We are continuing to build nine schools with a curriculum in the Russian language and a campus for the Slavic University in Bishkek. Russia regularly sends textbooks and excellent teachers to schools and higher education institutions in Kyrgyzstan. The agenda in this domain includes the upcoming inauguration of a joint educational centre on IT and cybersecurity in Nizhny Novgorod. In all, there is a lot of potential for promoting mutually beneficial cooperation between Russia and Kyrgyzstan. I am convinced that by continuing to work together as partners, Russian and Kyrgyz businesses and regions will make an integral contribution to fuelling economic growth and improving the wellbeing of our people. I wish all participants in the economic forum and the inter-regional conference fruitful work, constructive networking, every success in their undertakings and all the best. Thank you for your attention.

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