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Minister: Kyrgyzstan needs green energy specialists
Minister: Kyrgyzstan needs green energy specialists
Minister: Kyrgyzstan needs green energy specialists
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Minister: Kyrgyzstan needs green energy specialists
Minister: Kyrgyzstan needs green energy specialists
Minister: Kyrgyzstan needs green energy specialists
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Bishkek, Nov. 11, 2026 /Kabar/. Minister of Energy Altynbek Rysbekov took part in the international forum "Green Energy of Kyrgyzstan: Development of Science, Innovation, and Investment," held at the ROX Centre business center in Bishkek.

According to the ministry’s press service, the minister delivered welcoming address at the forum, highlighting the strategic importance of developing renewable energy sources, implementing innovative technologies, attracting investment, and training qualified personnel for the energy sector.

"Our task is not merely to build new generating capacities, but to ensure their effective integration into the country’s unified energy system," emphasized Altynbek Rysbekov.

Another priority area identified is the training of skilled personnel for the energy industry. The development of green energy requires specialists in fields such as engineering, digital technologies, energy efficiency, and the management of modern energy systems. Achieving this necessitates strengthening cooperation between government agencies, educational institutions, and employers.

The event was attended by representatives from government bodies, the scientific and academic community, international organizations, the business sector, and investment firms.

The forum’s program included a panel session, an awards ceremony for young scientists and innovators, presentations of promising projects, the "InnovTech 2026" exhibition of innovative technologies, and the signing of memoranda of cooperation.

The forum served as a platform for discussing the prospects for green energy development, exchanging experience, and strengthening collaboration among the state, the scientific community, the business sector, and investors.