Migrant Remittances To GDP Ratio Decreases In Kyrgyzstan
The bank's economists believe that this happened not because of a reduction in the amount of transfers in dollars, but because of the rapid growth of the country's GDP in dollar equivalent.
((The structure of the migration influx to Russia is changing: the share of citizens of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan is growing, and the share of citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic and Armenia is decreasing. The importance of remittances from individuals for the economies of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan increased in 2022–2023, while it decreased for Kyrgyzstan and Armenia,)) the EDB notes.
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