India and Kyrgyzstan Sign New Bilateral Investment Treaty

On 5th June 2025, India and Kyrgyzstan signed and exchanged the Instrument of Ratification for the Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) in New Delhi, in the presence of India’s Union Finance Minister and Kyrgyzstan’s Foreign Affairs Minister.

Key Points

Updated Framework: The new treaty replaces the earlier agreement enforced on 12th May 2000, ensuring continued investment protection between the two nations.
Investment Security: The BIT establishes a secure and predictable environment for investors from both countries, enhancing investor confidence.
Boost to Economic Ties: The treaty is a key milestone in strengthening India-Kyrgyzstan economic relations and expanding bilateral cooperation.
Cross-Border Investments: It is expected to promote increased two-way investments and foster sustainable economic growth.