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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Bishkek, October 26 (Xinhua) — As part of China Arbitration Week 2025, a meeting entitled "Analyzing the Legal Environment and Responding to Investment Risks in Central Asia" was held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Sunday. Around 100 representatives from political, business, and legal circles in China and Kyrgyzstan attended the event, discussing investment opportunities and legal norms in Central Asia.
Temir Sariev, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Kyrgyz Republic, stated that Kyrgyzstan is open to all forms of partnership. "We are ready to further strengthen cooperation with Chinese and international legal institutions, develop the institution of arbitration, and work together to build a reliable legal infrastructure for business in our region," he emphasized.
Kyrgyz Deputy Minister of Justice Saira Yzakova noted that Chinese investment is playing an increasingly significant role in the development of infrastructure, industry, and energy. "Our goal is to create conditions where every investor feels legally protected, and each party feels confident in a fair decision," she added.
As Chinese-Kyrgyz cooperation deepens and expands, businesses increasingly need a stable, transparent, and predictable legal environment, Liu Jie, executive director of the Shaanxi Provincial Entrepreneurs Association of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang of China and director of the Xi'an and Bishkek branches of Beijing Haotian Law Firm, said in an interview with Xinhua. "We hope that our event will allow more Chinese companies to become familiar with Kyrgyzstan's investment opportunities, and that cooperation between the two countries will become more stable and sustainable within the rule of law," Liu Jie said.
The meeting program included keynote addresses and two roundtable discussions. Chinese and Kyrgyz experts exchanged views on topics such as Kyrgyzstan's investment experience, the market environment in Central Asia, mediation development trends in the region, as well as general legal risks in the investment sector and dispute resolution strategies.
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