Kyrgyz Republic

CAREC at 10 - Connectivity and Trade for Prosperity

The thriving east-west trade that once spanned Central Eurasia along the famed Silk Road may soon be restored to its former glory thanks to growing transport and trade links being rolled out under the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) program. Read More

New Customs Border Post Means More Trade, Increased Revenue

A modern customs border post opened in Chon-Kapka on the border with Kazakhstan. The new border post was rebuilt to international standards as part of the ‘Regional Customs Modernization and Infrastructure Development’ project financed by ADB. Read More

$55 Million ADB Loan for CAREC Highway Linking Kyrgyz Republic and PRC

ADB has approved a $55 million loan to finance improvements to a key highway connecting the Kyrgyz Republic with the People’s Republic of China. Read More

Boosting Trade, Transport and Energy in Central Asia

Senior officials from the 10 member countries of the CAREC Program, met in Baku, Azerbaijan, and moved towards completing a strategic framework that over the next decade will help further develop regional transport networks, boost regional trade, and help secure reliable, efficient energy. Read More

Overview

The Kyrgyz Republic joined ADB in 1994. ADB's resident mission in the Kyrgyz Republic was established in April 2000, enhancing ADB's capacity for policy dialogue, programming, and project implementation. Since joining ADB, the Kyrgyz Republic has received $736.2 million in Asian Development Fund (ADF) loans, $252.6 million in ADF grants and Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction Program (JFPR) grants, and $41.7 million in technical assistance provisions.