The volume of investments in fixed assets in Kyrgyzstan has surged by 62% during the first four months of 2025, reaching a record high of KGS 70.1bn ($802mn) — the highest figure reported in recent years. This growth was announced by Adylbek Kasymaliev, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration, at an extended meeting reviewing government performance for the period.
Of the total investment volume, 35.5% was financed from the republican budget, reflecting strong government commitment to infrastructure and development projects.
Kasymaliev highlighted ongoing work on the design, repair, and construction of 519 social facilities across the country. Emphasizing the urgency, he instructed the Ministry of Construction to maintain the current pace of work and ensure that at least 200 social facilities are completed and commissioned before the end of 2025.
The Ministry of Finance was tasked with ensuring timely allocation of necessary funds to support these construction efforts.
In a related directive, the Cabinet of Ministers called on relevant agencies to begin the restoration of the Research Institute of Cardiac Surgery building, which sustained damage in a recent fire.
The meeting also covered progress within the state mortgage program, which aims to complete residential buildings providing 5,615 apartments this year. Currently, residential buildings accommodating 61,827 apartments with a combined area of approximately 4mn square meters are under construction nationwide.
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