Sergey Kwan
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Kyrgyzstan Plans $1 Billion Pharmaceutical Industrial Park - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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A $1 billion pharmaceutical industrial park is planned in Kyrgyzstan as the country seeks to expand domestic drug production in a market still dominated by imports. The National Investment Agency signed a memorandum on the project with 21st Century Biomedicine on September 29. The full-cycle complex is planned for a 20-hectare site and would be developed in three stages over six years. The park is expected to include a research center, drug-production facilities, a medical devices center, and a
Kyrgyzstan’s Asman Airlines Considers COMAC Jets - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kyrgyzstan’s state-owned Asman Airlines is considering C909 and C919 jets from the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) while pursuing separate plans to add Airbus A321 aircraft for international routes. Under the proposed cooperation, COMAC will provide technical and commercial information on the two aircraft, while the sides assess whether they would be economical to operate on Asman’s existing and planned routes. Airline representatives will also visit COMAC’s production facilitie
Kyrgyzstan Prepares to Launch Its First Homegrown Satellite - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kyrgyzstan plans to launch its first domestically developed and assembled satellite in early October, according to the Agriculture Ministry. The spacecraft is intended to collect imagery of farmland, pastures, glaciers, and water resources. The Agriculture Ministry plans to use the data to assess crop conditions and yields, detect drought, and monitor water resources. The satellite has been under development for about two and a half years. Final preparations are underway in Bishkek, including as
Kyrgyzstan Looks to China to Diversify Fuel Supplies - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Deputy Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic Erlist Akunbekov met with the heads of CNPC and Sinopec; image: gov.kz Kyrgyzstan is looking to turn China into a more regular source of gasoline and diesel as it seeks to diversify its fuel supplies. Bishkek is discussing the construction of oil storage facilities near the Chinese border and a petroleum products pipeline with Chinese energy giants CNPC and Sinopec. Russia supplies around 90% of Kyrgyzstan’s fuel, according to President Sadyr Japarov.
Kyrgyzstan Inflation Hits 12% as Government Plans Food and Fuel Measures - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kyrgyzstan plans to curb rising prices by importing livestock and grain, subsidizing fuel, and increasing domestic food production. The draft plan for 2026-2027 comes after annual inflation reached 12% in August, alongside double-digit economic growth. The Ministry of Economy and Commerce published details of the draft plan on September 21. In 2027, the government aims to keep inflation within 7.7-8.5%. Without additional measures, the ministry estimates that inflation could reach 8.7-9.5% in 20
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