2026-3-2 21:57 |
The strong dominance of manufacturing underscores its central role in driving Kyrgyzstan’s industrial growth and overall economic stability.
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Kyrgyzstan’s industrial sector grew strongly in 2025, with non-Kumtor industries driving diversification and manufacturing expansion despite the continued dominance of gold mining. trend.az »
2026-02-18 03:11
Kyrgyzstan’s manufacturing growth in 2025 was led by high value-added sectors, signaling deeper industrial diversification and strengthening the foundations of broader economic expansion. trend.az »
2026-02-17 23:52
Kyrgyzstan’s industrial surge in Naryn, driven by new mining and major transport projects, highlights the region’s growing role in national economic development and logistics modernization. trend.az »
2026-02-15 20:18
Kyrgyzstan’s industrial sector showed strong growth in 2025, with production expanding broadly beyond the Kumtor gold mine. trend.az »
2026-01-20 20:13
The launch of new enterprises in key sectors is expected to boost local economic activity, expand the tax base, and support job creation in Kyrgyzstan’s regions.
The project highlights Kyrgyzstan’s push for import substitution and industrial diversification by scaling domestic, high-tech medical manufacturing with export potential.
The sharp acceleration in chemical production highlights strengthening industrial capacity and suggests a growing contribution of higher value-added sectors to Tajikistan’s overall economic growth.
Textile and garment production in Tajikistan showed moderate growth overall despite a decline in February output.
As part of its larger goal to attract foreign capital, develop trade capacity, and accelerate growth through varied economic relationships, Kyrgyzstan is pushing to promote Turkish investment and improve bilateral ties.
Tajikistan has officially launched Coal Mine No. 8 of the "Angisht" OJSC, located in the city of Isfara. The mine was officially opened on March 31 by the president of Tajikistan as part of his ongoing working visit to Isfara city.
Strong year-on-year growth in hotel and restaurant services highlights the recovery of Tajikistan’s tourism sector and the resilience of its service industry.