Kyrgyzpharmacy and Siemens Healthineers sign memorandum of cooperation

At the Kyrgyz-German business forum “Kyrgyzstan National Economy Day in Berlin,” 15 documents were signed covering industry, energy, education, medicine, product exports, and cooperation in the field of labor migration.

The Kyrgyz company Mega Master Plus and the German company Grenzebach BSH GmbH agreed on the supply of equipment and technologies for the construction of a plant for the production of plasterboard and dry mixes in Kyrgyzstan.

A memorandum on the construction of a mini-hydroelectric power plant was signed between AK Bura Group and the German company Wiegert&Bähr.

An agreement was signed on cooperation in the field of green projects—solar energy, energy-efficient construction, and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles—between APK Valdi and SEG ENERGY LEASING LIMITED.

The National Investment Agency signed a cooperation agreement with Schmid Group GmbH.

Sun Planet Organic agreed to supply more than 100 tons of walnuts to Germany.

Kyrgyzpharmacy and Siemens Healthineers signed a memorandum of cooperation.

Cooperation agreements were signed between:

• Professional Lyceum of Railway Workers No. 97 and Spitzke;
• The Ministry of Science and Higher Education and KARL Berufsbildungs-GmbH on the creation of a vocational training center;
• The Ministry of Labor and Social Security and Janser Consult GmbH on the employment and vocational training of Kyrgyz citizens in Germany;
• The Ministry of Labor and Barmer Ersatzkasse — on social protection and insurance for Kyrgyz citizens working in Germany;
• The Ministry of Labor and Europa Park;
• The Ministry of Labor and the employment agencies in Regensburg and Schwandorf.

Memorandum between the Insan-Leylek Foundation and the German association KUNA.

Two agreements on cooperation in the field of wind energy between Kyrgyz Wind System and Crane&Logistic Partner GmbH and Windevo Servicetechnik GmbH.

Speaking at the forum, Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliyev emphasized that Kyrgyzstan and Germany are entering a “new stage of cooperation” — from green technologies to the modernization of the economy and education.

He noted that just a few months ago, the previous Kyrgyz-German business forum was held on the shores of Lake Issyk-Kul with the participation of more than 70 companies from both countries, which concluded the first cycle of events in the format of “Kyrgyzstan and Germany Economy Days.” According to him, the launch of the second cycle of this format in Berlin is an important step in further strengthening the Kyrgyz-German partnership.

"Kyrgyzstan is confidently moving along the path of modernizing the national economy. Impressive results have been achieved in a short period of time: average annual GDP growth was about 9%, and at the end of the first half of 2025, it was 11.7%. Industry, energy, agriculture, urban and regional infrastructure, transport, and the digital economy are actively developing," Kasymaliyev emphasized during his speech.

He added that the country is reforming the mining industry, implementing ESG standards, and is open to German companies participating in promising projects.

Particular attention was paid to the development of human capital, including the introduction of the German dual education system.

Adybek Kasymaliyev also reported on the preparation of a migration agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Germany, which will open up more opportunities for the employment of qualified specialists.

We would like to add that prior to this, the head of the cabinet met with members of the Bundestag from the Germany-Central Asia Friendship Group. The parties discussed political and economic cooperation, emphasised the high level of dialogue and the growing role of the region in German politics.