Russia – Kyrgyzstan
Russia is one of Kyrgyzstan’s key trade and economic partners, and the two countries’ interstate relations are strategic in nature. Amidst the structural transformation of the global economy, Russia and Kyrgyzstan continue to dynamically intensify cooperation and plan to implement major socially significant projects. There is serious potential for further growth. The agenda for economic cooperation between Russia and Kyrgyzstan is not limited to traditional areas of interaction: energy, the light and mining industries, agriculture, and tourism. There is significant potential for the development of infrastructure, microelectronics, high technologies, and the digital economy. What kind of opportunities for cooperation are emerging for Russia and Kyrgyzstan in the new economic realities? How can the two countries create additional incentives to increase and diversify bilateral trade and economic cooperation? What existing mechanisms of state support for business, including within the EAEU, could intensify interaction between Russia and Kyrgyzstan?
Welcome Remark
Adylbek Kasymaliev,
First Deputy Chairman, Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic
Moderator
Vladimir Kompaneishchikov,
Chairman, Russian-Kyrgyz Business Council; General Director, Popov Radio Corporation
Panellists
Danil Ibraev,
President, Kyrgyz Union of Manufactures and Entrepreneurs
Vladimir Ivanov,
Managing Partner, Spectrum Group
Oleg Melnikov,
First Vice President, Gazprombank
Artem Novikov,
Chairman of the Board of the Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund
Vladimir Padalko,
Vice President, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation
Temir Sariev,
President, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Kyrgyz Republic
Igor Shakhray,
General Director, Unigreen Energy
Front row participant
Anna Popova,
Director of the Department of Economic Cooperation with the CIS Countries of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development
