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Conditions for Critical Minerals Investment and Trade in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan

Conditions for Critical Minerals Investment and Trade in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan

28 September 2026

Norton Rose Fulbright, London

ECMO

Conditions for Critical Minerals Investment and Trade in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan

28 September 2026, 16:00-20:00
Norton Rose Fulbright (3 More London Pl, London, England, SE1 2AQ)


The massive Kumtor gold mine generates most of the Kyrgyz Republic's revenue. Seeking to diversify, Kyrgyzstan has embarked on the 'Development Program for the Critical Minerals Sector until 2030.'

Tajikistan is home to Konimansuri, Central Asia's largest silver deposit and ranks second globally in antimony production. BGS is updating the mining code to support investment.

Watch the discussion on the critical mineral investment climate with:

Au
Kumtor, KyrgyzstanMain source of state revenue
2030
Critical Minerals ProgramKyrgyzstan's diversification plan
Ag
Konimansuri, TajikistanLargest silver deposit in Central Asia
Sb
No. 2 in antimonyTajikistan's global production rank

Speakers

Luca Bonamico
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Chris Down
Norton Rose Fulbright

Sarah Hayton
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

Patrick Lord
Risk Advisory

Andrei Lukianov
Boston Consulting Group

Jonathan Reard
Altai Resources