Bishkek, Dec. 2, 2025. /Kabar/. The first specialized practical forum, "Issuing Eurobonds: From Theory to Practice," was held in Bishkek today organized by the Business Development and Investment Council (BDIC) and its partners.
According to the Council, the event became a key discussion platform for discussing the entry of Kyrgyz companies and financial institutions into international capital markets and the development of a national foreign debt market.
Representatives of government agencies, financial institutions, large national companies, and international consultants participated in the forum. Experts examined in detail the corporate and legal procedures for preparing for Eurobond issue, the requirements of foreign regulators, interactions with rating agencies, information disclosure standards, and modern risk management methods.
Uluk Kydyrbaev, Head of the Council Secretariat, emphasized the importance of developing new tools for attracting investment. "Kyrgyz Republic has significant potential for corporate growth and attracting foreign capital. To realize this potential, we must continue reforms, strengthen the role of the private sector, open up to new sources of financing, and create an environment in which investors feel confident," he said.
The development of a national Eurobond market in the long term is viewed as a strategic direction for diversifying funding sources, supporting large investment projects, and strengthening international investor confidence. Following the forum, participants developed a shared vision for next steps, for both potential issuers and government institutions. The recommendations received will be used by the Council to improve the regulatory framework, develop market infrastructure, and interact with international financial organizations and investors. Business Development and Investment Council confirmed its readiness to continue its work as a key institutional platform, bringing together international expertise and the practical needs of business and government. Through the development of modern capital raising instruments, the Council intends to facilitate a sustainable influx of investment and accelerated socioeconomic development in the country.
The forum was organised by Alef Quad, IB Translations, Fanda and investment bank Oppenheimer Europe, in conjunction with the Business Development and Investment Council under the Cabinet of Ministers, with the support of Citi, S&P Global and Linklaters LLP.