Bishkek, Feb. 27, 2026 /Kabar/. Thanks to systematic work, Kyrgyzstan has reached a decisive stage in removing Kyrgyzstan from the European Union blacklist, which has been for twenty years. President Sadyr Zhaparov announced at national meeting held in Yntymak Ordo with the participationa of Cabinet of ministries and other relevant government bodies.
According to him, airports throughout the country have been modernized, runways have been renovated, terminals have been reconstructed, and modern navigation and flight safety standards have been implemented. "These measures have significantly improved connectivity between regions, made travel more convenient for citizens, and created a solid foundation for expanding international air travel," the president said.
He emphasized that, thanks to systematic work, the country's aviation infrastructure has been brought into line with modern requirements. Opening up European airspace will create new opportunities for tourism, attract investment, and strengthen the country's international standing, he said.
Entering the unified aviation space will open the door to a passenger and cargo market worth millions of dollars, stimulating economic growth and improving citizens' well-being.