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Kyrgyzstan’s Cabinet of Ministers has lifted the temporary ban on imports of certain construction materials from third countries. Resolution No. 730 was adopted on 28 October 2026 and entered into force following its official publication on 30 October.
On 20 October, during a visit by a Bashkortostan delegation to Uzbekistan, regional Head Radiy Khabirov held talks with Josef Lasselsberger, founder of Lasselsberger Group.
Turkey’s Çimko, part of SANKO Holding, plans to invest approximately $200 million in an integrated cement plant in Al-Muslimiyah, north of Aleppo, Syria.
Over the past 14 months, 109,000m³ of reinforced concrete (RCC) has been poured at the site. Major civil works for the process buildings and clinker production facilities are expected to be completed by 15 September 2026, with around 3,000m³ of concrete work remaining.
The project will increase the company’s total installed solar capacity across all of its operations to more than 30 MW.
In total, in 2026 and subsequent years, it is planned to implement 105 projects with investments of about 775 billion tenge and create 10.4 thousand permanent jobs.
The volume of investments in the project will amount to 470 million rubles. The complex is planned to be created with its own warehouse and logistics facilities.