Minister of Economy and Commerce of Kyrgyzstan, Daniyar Amangeldiev, along with Lim Suen, Director of the KOICA office in the Kyrgyz Republic, engaged in discussions regarding the implementation of a project aimed at transitioning the state vehicle fleet to electric vehicles. This initiative, which is supported by grant funds from KOICA, was highlighted by the press service of the Ministry of Economy, 24.kg reported on February 22.
Emphasizing the paramount importance of advancing the green agenda in Kyrgyzstan, Minister Amangeldiev underscored the anticipated significance of the project titled "Electric vehicles and a network of electric charging stations." He expressed confidence that this endeavor would play a crucial role in complementing the efforts undertaken by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic to promote an environmentally friendly mode of transportation across the nation.
Moreover, the initiative includes plans to establish electric charging stations, essential infrastructure to support the widespread adoption of electric vehicles. By installing these stations, Kyrgyzstan aims to create a conducive environment for the use of electric vehicles by ensuring convenient access to charging facilities across various regions of the country.
Additionally, the project aims to leverage Korean expertise in the development of electric transport. By drawing upon South Korea's experience in this domain, Kyrgyzstan seeks to enhance its capabilities in implementing sustainable transportation solutions and fostering technological advancements in the electric vehicle sector.
Earlier Daryo reported that President Mirziyoyev highlighted the swift incorporation of electric vehicles into daily routines, reflecting the changing automotive industry. Remarkably, the number of electric car sales in Uzbekistan increased by ten times in the past three years, and forecasts suggest that electric or hybrid models will comprise 35% of imported vehicles by 2023.
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