Kyrgyzstan
A state in Central Asia
The Kyrgyz Republic, or Kyrgyzstan, is a sovereign country located in Central Asia, geographically isolated by its mountainous terrain. The capital is Bishkek. The population, as of 2024, consists mainly of Kyrgyz (77.8%), Uzbeks (14.2%), and Russians (3.8%). The history of the Kyrgyz people and land dates back over 3000 years. The country was inhabited by Turkic nomads, experienced the Mongol conquest, and later regained independence.
1993
Adoption of the first constitution of the independent state
1998
The country's accession to the World Trade Organization
2010
Adoption of a new parliamentary constitution
2015
Accession to the Eurasian Economic Union
2016
Hosting of the World Nomad Games
2016
Inclusion of a part of the Tian Shan mountains in the UNESCO World Heritage list
2019
Launch of the national digital transformation program "Taza Koom"
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