There is too much talk and not enough action; the law isn’t working; there is a lack of projects - this is what many officials and businessmen say when asked about public-private partnership (PPP) in Kyrgyzstan. Why does such opinion arise? Is there a need to change it?

In light of the technological revolution we are witnessing today, the promise of education is becoming even more important, Lilia Burunciuc, World Bank Regional Director for Central Asia believes.

“It is necessary to stop groundless interference of inspection bodies in business affairs. If they [inspection bodies] prefer to perform the functions of a partner rather than a punitive body, then there will be good business conditions,” President Jeenbekov said.

Kalikova & Associates law firm has prepared the next review on corporate issues, banking and financial news, as well as legislation.

On behalf of the business community, IBC Executive Director Askar Sydykov suggested international donors to support Kyrgyzstan in carrying out reforms in the judicial system, as well as in key sectors of the country's economy including tourism, mining, and banking.