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04/09/2026, 17:23The State Commission on Mineral Reserves of the Kyrgyz Republic has approved gold reserves at two deposits following its latest meeting.
The decisions were made based on an analysis of geological exploration data and reserve estimates submitted by subsoil users. Both projects received a positive assessment and have been recommended for inclusion in the state reserves balance.
In effect, this means that Kyrgyzstan will have new confirmed gold reserves suitable for commercial development. The approval of reserves is a mandatory step prior to proceeding with the development of deposits and attracting investment.
In total, nine issues concerning various types of mineral resources were considered at the meeting of the State Commission on Mineral Reserves of the Kyrgyz Republic. Positive decisions were taken on seven projects, one was rejected, and another was sent back for further refinement.
The State Commission on Mineral Reserves of the Kyrgyz Republic conducts state-level assessments of reserves and establishes the basis for their inclusion in the national balance sheet. The Commission’s decisions directly influence the launch of new mining projects and the development of the country’s mineral resource base.
