BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 10. Kyrgyzstan’s
republican budget revenues totaled $6.95 billion in
January–September 2026, exceeding the target by $259.6 million,
according to the country’s Cabinet of Ministers.
Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the
Presidential Administration Adylbek Kasymaliev announced the
figures at a government meeting on October 7, after which he issued
a series of instructions to government agencies.
“Republican budget revenues amounted to 608.1 billion soms,
exceeding the planned target by 22.7 billion soms. The revenue
target was fulfilled by 103.9%,” he said.
Kasymaliev also noted that Moody’s had upgraded Kyrgyzstan’s
sovereign credit rating from B3 to B2, with a stable outlook. The
upgrade reflects economic growth and diversification, rising GDP
per capita, infrastructure investment and stronger public finances,
including a decline in public debt relative to GDP, according to
the Cabinet of Ministers.
The government said the higher rating could strengthen
international investor confidence and expand opportunities to
attract long-term financing.
According to Trend’s calculations, Kyrgyzstan’s republican budget
revenues could reach approximately 811 billion soms ($9.27 billion)
in 2026 if the average monthly revenue level recorded in the first
nine months is maintained through December.
This estimate is a simple annualized projection based on the
nine-month average, rather than an official full-year forecast.
