The Kyrgyz Republic's economy is growing slowly due to challenges in gold production and industry. Despite trade opportunities, exports are weak. Private investment is hard to attract, and structural issues remain unresolved. The country's fiscal position has improved, with controlled public debt and low inflation. Growth is expected to increase gradually by 2020, driven by various sectors and supported by remittances and external demand. However, the current account deficit will remain high, and efforts are being made to reduce it by 2020.