Published
06/21/2026, 14:46The Kyrgyz Cabinet of Ministers has amended the regulations on industrial parks to make them more attractive to investors and to simplify the process of launching new production facilities.
The resolution was signed by the Prime Minister, Adylbek Kasymaliev.
Investors will now be able to use land in industrial parks not only on a lease basis but also on a temporary use basis. This gives businesses more opportunities to implement projects without having to purchase a plot of land.
It has also become easier to establish new industrial parks. These may now comprise state, municipal and private land plots, as well as property. This will enable sites to be prepared more quickly for the establishment of businesses.
Certain changes relate to foreign investors. If a foreign company becomes a resident of an industrial park and implements a project on its territory, it will be able to obtain state-owned land directly, without a tender process, in accordance with the requirements of land legislation.
Convenient cooperation mechanisms are also provided for owners of private land plots. They will be able to make their land available for industrial park projects on the basis of voluntary agreements—such as leases, joint ventures and other lawful forms. In doing so, they will retain ownership of the plot.
Furthermore, industrial park management companies will have greater opportunities to attract investment. They will be able to set up subsidiaries, participate in new projects and develop the parks’ infrastructure.
The new rules will come into force seven days after the official publication of the decree.
