Kyrgyzstan's First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Daniyar Amangeldiev met with Gazprombank First Vice President Oleg Melnikov during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum to discuss strengthening financial cooperation.
The meeting focused on mechanisms for banking support of agreements and potential investment in priority national projects.
Amangeldiev emphasized Kyrgyzstan’s interest in attracting investments for implementing key national development projects.
Melnikov confirmed Gazprombank’s readiness to expand cooperation and highlighted Islamic banking as a promising area for future collaboration. The sides also explored practical mechanisms for partnership and financing of new initiatives.
Both parties expressed confidence in further strengthening and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation between Kyrgyzstan and Gazprombank.
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