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05/25/2026, 14:56Ruslan Suynaliev, Kyrgyzstan’s Minister of Finance, stated that the country could return to the Eurobond market if necessary. Kyrgyzstan had previously issued Eurobonds worth approximately $700 million. He announced this during the ‘Open Cabinet’ event.
According to the minister, last year Kyrgyzstan issued Eurobonds worth approximately $700 million. He noted that this step is also important for the country’s image, as many developing nations are already actively using such instruments.
Suynaliev emphasised that the funds raised are being channelled into economic development.
“They have gone towards the development of our economy as a whole. These are various projects — in the energy sector, construction, industry, and many other areas. That is why our country’s GDP is growing. If we do not invest, there will be no income,” said the minister regarding the interest on the Eurobonds issued last year.
He added that a special mechanism has been created to manage the debt burden – a public debt relief account – which helps to ease the pressure on the budget.
The minister also noted that the question of a new Eurobond issue in 2026 remains open for now and will depend on necessity.
