Bishkek, Oct. 10, 2025. /Kabar/. In 2025, the Kyrgyz Republic is expected to have the highest economic growth rate among Central Asian countries – 9.2%, according to new World Bank economic review.
According to the report, Central Asia remains the fastest-growing subregion in Europe and Central Asia for the third consecutive year. In 2025, GDP growth for the region is projected to reach 5.9%, comparison to 5.7% in 2024.
According to the World Bank, regional economic growth is supported by increased remittances from labor migrants, active public and private investment, and rising oil production in Kazakhstan.
At the same time, World Bank experts recommend, due to demographic pressure, particularly from youth, Central Asian countries need to invest more in job creation, improve the quality of education, and develop infrastructure to ensure sustainable growth and increased productivity.
According to the World Bank's forecast, Kyrgyzstan will remain the leader in economic growth in the region, reflecting the dynamic recovery of the national economy and active measures to support investment and entrepreneurship.