Bishkek, April 29, 2026 /Kabar/."Sovereign Financing in Eurasia: Regional Projects and Initiatives of International Financial Institutions,” is the title of a report released by the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development (EFSD).
According to EFSD, Central Asia remains a region experiencing a significant increase in international investment inflows through sovereign financing programs. IFIs primarily directed resources toward investment projects in the transport sector, as well as support for structural reforms, including improving economic policy.
The focus of international financial institutions is on the long-term development of infrastructure and economies in the region, while simultaneously maintaining macroeconomic support instruments.
According to experts, by the end of 2025, Kyrgyzstan had attracted $981.3 million, the best figure since 2013.
"International financial institutions continue to pay special attention to the climate agenda, including projects on climate change adaptation, the development of renewable energy sources, and the introduction of green financial instruments.
Support for digital transformation is increasing in the region: international financial institutions are moving from implementing individual projects to large-scale programs aimed at the systemic development of digital infrastructure, public administration, and the financial sector," the EFSD report states.
Sovereign financing is financing provided to countries by IFIs for anti-crisis and development purposes.