
Law review for January 4-15, 2021
January 17, 2021

The Economic Reforms Council considers concepts for the country's economy development
January 16, 2021

Central Asian Investment Partnership announced
January 9, 2021

How to remove administrative barriers in the construction sector
January 6, 2021

Happy New Year, dear friends!
December 31, 2020

Law review for December 21-25, 2020
December 27, 2020

KAZ Minerals Bozymchak resumes its operations
December 26, 2020
About the future: Kyrgyzstan’s economy through the eyes of a non-economist (Article 3)
What will the future of Kyrgyzstan be like? How will the economy develop, how to attain the growth of citizens' incomes? The goal of promoting economic development can be achieved by increasing production of goods and services, generating more jobs and revenue, and improving the quality of life of people.
Is the tight fiscal policy really tight? Kyrgyzstan’s economy through the eyes of a non-economist (Article 2)
Due to the worsening economic situation, the Kyrgyz government presented a revised state budget for 2020 in May. The new budget provided for a drop in revenues by 28.4 billion soms and a reduction in government spending by 8.6 billion soms. A 7.7 billion soms budget gap was filled by the Government by attracting loans from international organizations.
On the edge of survival: Kyrgyzstan’s economy through the eyes of a non-economist (Article 1)
Is it appropriate to discuss the economy when the country is ravaged by the pandemic and every family is hit by ills and casualties? Is it right, at this difficult moment, to speak about low economic indicators, state budget and business sector?
International women in mining profile: Nazgul Oskoeva
Nazgul Oskoeva, Procurement and Logistics Manager at Kumtor Gold Company: “It is not about being a man or woman: it is about being a human being (treat everybody as you want to be treated); it is about dedicating yourself to what you do, acting to add value, continuously improving, knowing where you want to be, never giving up—and it is about choice.”
IBC Forum helps local suppliers find partners in mining business
Suppliers of goods and services often turned to IBC with a request to acquaint them with purchasers, and not only for the mining industry, but also for other sectors of the economy. We decided to bring together suppliers of goods and services in one place to help them establish contacts for further joint projects.