Bishkek, Oct. 28, 2025. /Kabar/. The CreaPark 2025 competition is launching in Kyrgyzstan, Kanyshai Mamytova, Director of the Creative Industries Park announced at press conference in Kabar agency.
According to her, the Creative Industries Park (CIP), with the assistance of the Ministry of Culture, Information and Youth Policy of the Kyrgyz Republic, together with ololo, Codify, Accelerate Prosperity, G-Craft and the OSCE, is announcing the acceptance of applications for the CreaPark 2025 creative products competition.
What participation offers:
- Access to master classes from experts;
- Networking and exchange of experience;
- Opportunity to present your project to a wide audience;
- A chance to receive financial support for launch or scaling.
Prize fund: 600,000 soms.
Applications are accepted until October 31, 2025.
The competition final will be held on November 29, 2025.
"Finalists will present their projects in the format of pitch sessions. After that – presentations by international and local speakers. These can be very different projects. For example, a mobile company developing a unique IT product or some product taking into account the green economy. Even a sausage factory with unique or environmentally friendly packaging. That is, any projects, any creative ideas. Citizens of all ages can participate in our competition, regardless of their citizenship and other characteristics," she said.
Who can participate:
Creators of any creative products are invited:
- Books, comics, art and stage projects;
- Design, technological and innovative solutions;
- Creative products at any stage — from idea to ready-made business.
Anyone who creates a product whose value is based on an original idea and creative approach can participate. Foreign citizens can also participate.
How to apply
Fill out the form at the link https://cip.kg/.
Why this is important
The Creative Industries Park (CIP) is the world's first special tax regime to support the creative economy.
CIP residents enjoy the following benefits:
- revenue tax – 1%
- income tax – 5%
- exemption from social contributions.