The Kyrgyz economy has been, since its earliest days, the most liberal and open among Central Asian countries resulting in an atypical structural transformation with limited productivity growth. It was the first Central Asian country to become a WTO member in 1998 and its trade share in GDP is the highest in the region. This is largely due to the flourishing cross-border trade with Kyrgyz Republic’s large markets, Dordoi and Kara-Su, intermediating...
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2020/06/01
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Informe
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150334
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2021/02/15
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Disclosed
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South Caucasus and Central Asia - The Belt and Road Initiative : Kyrgyz Republic Country Case Study
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state-owned enterprise