The agricultural sector will grow by 30%, processing by twice as much. What the Cabinet of Ministers has laid down in its 2026 plan

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the Action Plan for 2026 to implement the National Development Program until 2030. The relevant order dated January 27 was signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliyev.

The document defines the key priorities of state policy for 2026 and sets four main vectors of development:

• industrialization;
• formation of a regional hub;
• development of agriculture and tourism;
• green energy.

As part of the industrial direction, the task has been set to double industrial production by 2030 and create at least five technology park zones in the country's regions. Particular emphasis is placed on the introduction of modern technologies, the development of clusters, and support for high-tech industries.

The “regional hub” vector is focused on utilizing Kyrgyzstan's geostrategic position as a transit hub between major regional and global centers of economic development. The plan provides for large-scale infrastructure projects in the field of road, rail, and air transport, as well as the development of logistics centers and multimodal terminals.

In the agricultural sector, the plan envisages a 30% increase in agricultural production and a twofold increase in processing volumes. Among the priorities are the development of livestock and crop production, support for organic agriculture, expansion of export potential, and the introduction of digital tools in the agro-industrial complex.

Green energy is identified as a cross-cutting element of the Action Plan. The document provides for measures to improve energy efficiency, develop renewable energy sources, reduce emissions, and introduce environmentally friendly technologies in industry and transport.

To ensure the implementation of the Plan, personal responsibility has been assigned to heads of state bodies, authorized representatives of the president in the regions, and heads of local self-government bodies. State bodies are required to submit monthly reports on the progress of implementation to the Ministry of Economy and Commerce, which, in turn, will send summary information to the Presidential Administration.

Control over the implementation of the order is entrusted to the department for monitoring the implementation of decisions of the president and the cabinet of ministers of the Presidential Administration. At the same time, the previously existing orders of the cabinet of ministers for 2025 regulating similar areas are recognized as invalid.