Kyrgyzstan presented its national pavilion at the World Economic Forum in Davos

At the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2025, the High Technologies Park of the Kyrgyz Republic opened the National House of Kyrgyzstan for the first time. This unique initiative by the High Technologies Park of the Kyrgyz Republic was located at Promenade 49, in the heart of Davos, near the pavilions of world powers and technology giants.

The National House of Kyrgyzstan became a platform for showcasing the country's potential in innovation, technology, and sustainable development. Visitors had the opportunity to learn about the achievements of Kyrgyz startups, promising projects, and the country's ambitions in the IT sector.

Key discussion topics at Davos 2025:

1. Technologies for economic growth: how technological advancements can help break the vicious cycle of poverty and ensure sustainable development.
2. Return of talents to Kyrgyzstan: by inspiring Kyrgyz professionals to work on a global level, the HTP of the Kyrgyz Republic creates opportunities for their contribution to the local economy.
3. Innovations in ecology: the potential of technologies to address key environmental issues, including water resources and climate change.
4. Artificial intelligence and blockchain: the use of AI and cryptocurrencies to promote Kyrgyzstan among the leading countries in the world.
5. Empowerment of women: supporting women in the technology sector and involving them in the development of innovations.
6. Inclusion in IT: programs to engage people with disabilities in the technology field.

As part of the forum, representatives of the High Technologies Park of the Kyrgyz Republic held meetings with industry leaders, investors, and international experts to discuss opportunities for cooperation and attracting investments into the Kyrgyz IT sector. Kyrgyzstan's participation in Davos 2025 demonstrated to the world the country's ambitions and its desire to become a center of technology and innovation in Central Asia. The National House of Kyrgyzstan became a symbol of the country's openness to global partnership and its readiness to implement modern solutions for sustainable development.