BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, November 7. Kyrgyzstan’s
President Sadyr Zhaparov held talks with U.S. President Donald
Trump in Washington, D.C., focusing on strengthening bilateral ties
and advancing cooperation across multiple sectors, Trend reports.
During the meeting, the leaders discussed political
collaboration as well as emerging areas such as financial
technologies and artificial intelligence. Highlighting Kyrgyzstan’s
unique position, President Zhaparov noted, “Unlike other countries,
Kyrgyzstan does not possess oil or gas reserves. Our greatest
wealth is our educated youth, many of whom are actively engaged in
the IT sector.”
President Zhaparov also emphasized the potential for financial
technology collaboration and praised the U.S. Genius Act, recently
signed by President Trump, which regulates stablecoins and is
considered one of the most advanced laws of its kind globally. He
outlined measures being undertaken in Kyrgyzstan to implement
digital financial instruments, including the launch of the national
stablecoin KGST and the creation of a state cryptocurrency
reserve.
President Trump warmly welcomed Zhaparov and acknowledged the
steady progress of bilateral relations. “I am confident that
constructive dialogue at the highest level will support further
cooperation and the implementation of joint initiatives aimed at
sustainable development, security, and the well-being of the
peoples of both nations,” Trump said.
The meeting underscored the commitment of both countries to
deepen strategic cooperation and explore innovative avenues for
collaboration in finance, technology, and governance.
