Kyrgyzstan Develops New Development Strategy Through 2030

Kyrgyzstan is set to present an updated five-year national development program extending through 2030, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Edil Baisalov announced at a press conference.

According to him, it will be fundamentally different from previous documents and will focus on new, bolder, and more flexible approaches to development, The Caspian Post reports, citing Kyrgyz media.

"We have already surpassed the strategy until 2040, which was adopted in 2017. But due to bureaucracy, work is still being done according to outdated programs. It is time to review approaches and abandon ineffective solutions," Edil Baisalov noted.

Old state programs adopted in the 2000s will be abolished and sent to the archives. The Ministry of Justice has already received the relevant instructions.

The new strategy is designed to last until 2030 and is aimed at "real, modern challenges." "It will become the basis for a new course of development for Kyrgyzstan - flexible, relevant, and future-oriented," the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet said.