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Kyrgyzstan and China sign electricity cooperation agreement

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Kyrgyzstan and China signed an Agreement on Cooperation in the Electricity Sector during a working visit to Hangzhou on September 23. The agreement was signed between the Ministry of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic and the National Energy Administration of the People's Republic of China. Officials also discussed potential cooperation in the oil and gas sector.

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The agreement establishes a foundation for implementing specific joint energy projects and deepening the energy partnership between Kyrgyzstan and China. China also expressed readiness to deepen cooperation in green energy, trade, economic, investment, and financial sectors.

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  • KyrgyzstanSigned the Agreement on Cooperation in the Electricity Sector with China

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    The country might see increased investment and improved energy supply through joint projects.

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  1. Financial cooperation between Kyrgyzstan and international entities is being discussed, including talks about opening a Citibank branch and Japarov's visit to the US.Sub-event
  2. Bilateral trade between Kyrgyzstan and its partner has doubled, and officials met to strengthen interparliamentary ties.Sub-event
  3. Kyrgyzstan seeks a regional economic platform with South Korea, with Lee Jae Myung chairing the summit.Sub-event
  4. Kyrgyzstan and the Republic of Korea signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance trade and investment cooperation.Sub-event
  5. Kyrgyzstan strengthens bilateral ties in trade and energy.Sub-event
  6. Kyrgyzstan discussed general trade, economic, and investment cooperation.1 source

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