Kyrgyzaltyn, Kyrgyzstan’s state-owned mining company, has entered on 27 August 2025 into significant co-operation agreements with three of Tajikistan’s premier mining firms: Talco Gold, Tajik-China Mining Company, and Pakrut. The memorandums of understanding were officially signed during a high-level visit by Tajikistan’s First Deputy Prime Minister, Hokim Kholikzoda, and a large business delegation.
The agreements, which were announced by Kyrgyzaltyn, are intended to bolster the development of the mining sector across both nations. The focus will be on the implementation of advanced technologies, improving production efficiency, and creating new job opportunities.
In a further sign of burgeoning economic ties, a separate memorandum was also signed between the Tajik delegation and the wheel processing and restoration plant belonging to Kumtor Gold Company, a subsidiary of Kyrgyzaltyn.
As part of their visit, the Tajik delegation toured several key Kyrgyz enterprises, including the wheel processing and restoration factory and Kyrgyzaltyn’s main facilities.
Kyrgyzaltyn, which holds a crucial position as the sole domestic producer of refined gold and gold bars in Kyrgyzstan, stated that the newly signed agreements will lay the groundwork for strengthened good-neighbourly relations and foster long-term, mutually beneficial collaboration between the two countries.
