Kyrgyzstan Sees Strong Economic Growth Across Key Sectors in 2025

Kyrgyzstan's economy experienced notable growth in the first eight months of 2025, with significant gains reported in the finance, manufacturing, hospitality, and food service sectors, according to the National Statistical Committee.

Domestic investment surged most notably in the hospitality and food service sectors, which saw a 170 percent increase, The Caspian Post reports, citing The Times of Central Asia.

The manufacturing sector reported a 110 percent rise, driven largely by state funding for new industrial facilities. Officials emphasized that the primary sources of investment were allocations from the state budget and enterprises’ internal funds.

“The implementation of government investment programs is creating conditions for accelerating growth in sectors such as construction, transport, energy, and irrigation,” the Ministry of Finance of Kyrgyzstan stated.

Foreign investment was concentrated in financial intermediation and insurance, particularly in Bishkek. Between January and July 2025, nearly $94 million was invested in this sector, an 80 percent increase. Finance and insurance accounted for 40 percent of all foreign investment received by Kyrgyzstan during this period.

The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) also released its analysis of investment trends in Kyrgyzstan. According to EDB analysts, the country achieved double-digit economic growth this year, largely due to increased investment in industry, transport, and construction. Kyrgyzstan’s GDP expanded by 11.5 percent between January and July 2025.

“Investment growth is driven both by domestic resources and external financing, including foreign direct investment. This demonstrates the region’s strong adaptability to the new realities of the global economy,” said EDB Chief Economist Evgeny Vinokurov.