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Kyrgyz Republic Resident Representative Site

Resident Representative Office in Kyrgyz Republic

May 22, 2013

This web page presents information about the work of the IMF in Kyrgyz Republic, including the activities of the IMF Resident Representative Office. Additional information can be found on the Kyrgyz Republic and IMF country page, including IMF reports and Executive Board documents that deal with Kyrgyz Republic.

At a Glance : Kyrgyz Republic's Relations with the IMF

  • Current IMF membership: 188 countries
  • Kyrgyz Republic joined the Fund on May 8, 1992; Article VIII
  • Quota: SDR 88.80 million
  • Outstanding loans: ESF Arrangements: SDR 33.30 million ; RCF Loans: SDR 22.20 million ; ECF Arrangements: 59.47 million
  • The latest Article IV consultation was discussed by the Executive Board on June 20, 2011 (Country Report No. 11/155)

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Последствия присоединения Кыргызстана к Таможенному союзу остаются весьма неопределенными

Интервью с главой миссии МВФ в КР Кобой Гвенетадзе. click for more

Доклад персонала для консультаций 2011 года в соответствии со статьей IV

Доклад персонала для консультаций 2011 года в соответствии со статьей IV и просьбы об утверждении трехлетней договоренности в рамках Расширенного кредитного механизма; приложение; заявление персонала; информационное сообщение для общественности и пресс-релиз об обсуждении на заседании Исполнительного совета; заявление исполнительного директора от Кыргызской Республики click for more

Исполнительный совет МВФ утверждает договоренность с Кыргызской Республикой в рамках расширенного кредитного механизма в размере 106 млн долларов США

Пресс-релиз № 11/245; 20 июня 2011 года click for more

МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ВАЛЮТНЫЙ ФОНД КЫРГЫЗСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА

Ретроспективная оценка долгосрочного участия в реализации программ click for more

Donors Conference Concluding Remarks Joint Economic Assessment Report for the Kyrgyz Republic Donor Conference

The international community expressed its strong commitment to assist the Kyrgyz Republic deal with the aftermath of the violence that engulfed the South in June. click for more

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Kyrgyz Republic and the IMF

Public Information Notice: IMF Executive Board Concludes 2013 Article IV Consultation with Kyrgyz Republic

June 18, 2013
Each Public Information Notice contains a background section, a table of selected economic indicators, and an Executive Board assessment. click for more

Press Release: IMF Completes Fourth Review Under an ECF Arrangement with the Kyrgyz Republic, Approves US$14.4 Million Disbursement, and Completes Article IV Consultation

June 10, 2013

IMF Survey : Conference Lays Out Roadmap for Caucasus, Central Asia

May 21, 2013
Countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia should build on progress made over the past two decades and carry out significant structural reforms to lay the foundation for growth, participants at a conference said. click for more

Press Release: IMF, Swiss (SECO), EBRD, and the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic Conference Focuses on the Twenty-Year Transition of the Caucasus and Central Asia Countries and the Road Ahead

May 20, 2013

Press Release: Statement on the Conclusion of an IMF Staff Mission to the Kyrgyz Republic

April 17, 2013

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Regional Economic Outlook: Middle East and Central Asia

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Two years after the onset of the "Arab Spring," many countries in the Middle East and North Africa continue to undergo complex political, social, and economic transitions. Economic performance across the region was mixed in 2012: although most oil-exporting countries grew at healthy rates, economic growth remained sluggish in the oil importers. In 2013, these differences are expected to narrow because of a scaling-back of hydrocarbon production among oil exporters and a mild economic recovery among oil importers. Many countries face the immediate challenge of re-establishing or maintaining macroeconomic stability amid political uncertainty and social unrest, but the region must not lose sight of the medium-term challenge of diversifying its economies, creating jobs, and generating more inclusive growth.

For the countries in the Caucasus and Central Asia region, the near-term outlook remains broadly favorable, reflecting high oil prices for the oil and gas exporters and strong non-oil commodity prices and robust remittances in the oil and gas importers. Risks to this favorable outlook could stem from still-subdued world demand, domestic political uncertainties, and geopolitical risks in the region. Policymakers, particularly in the oil-importing countries, should take advantage of the favorable outlook to re-establish fiscal policy buffers that were eroded in the aftermath of the global crisis. Across the region, countries should reinvigorate their reform efforts to address longstanding structural issues, with a view to improving governance, building an investor-friendly environment, developing a more inclusive financial system, and fostering regional trade and finance integration. Click for more

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Resident Representative Office in Kyrgyz Republic

Koba Gvenetadze
Resident Representative in Bishkek
101, Umetaliev Street, Room 201
National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic
Bishkek, 720040
Tel: +996 312 61 18 15/16
Fax: +996 312 61 01 65 or +1(202) 589 7359