Recently, China’s legal service capabilities took a solid step forward in the heart of Eurasia. A delegation from Landing (Kyrgyzstan) Law Firm, led by Senior Advisor Mr. Yang Zhenwei, was warmly received in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, by the country’s Prime Minister, Mr. Adylbek Kasymaliev. This high-level meeting not only underscored the role of professional legal service institutions as a bridge in bilateral economic and trade cooperation, but also injected strong confidence into the future endeavors of Chinese enterprises seeking to deepen their presence in the Kyrgyz market.

Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan — Mr. Adylbek Aleshovich Kasymaliev

I. Deeply Rooted Legal Services in Kyrgyzstan to Safeguard Chinese Investment

During the meeting, Landing (Kyrgyz) Law Firm provided Prime Minister Kasymaliev with a comprehensive briefing on the firm’s track record in serving Chinese investors in the local market. To date, the firm has delivered localized compliance solutions for enterprises in diverse sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and commerce, mitigating cross-border operational risks and assisting in the legal structuring of multiple Chinese-invested projects, including mining development and industrial park construction.

Prime Minister Kasymaliev gave high praise to the firm’s professional contributions, inquiring specifically about the latest progress on its ongoing projects, and extended a warm welcome to more Chinese enterprises to invest and establish operations in Kyrgyzstan.

II. Focusing on Kyrgyz Industry Trends and Upgrading the Service System

With the Kyrgyz section of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway now fully under construction, an increasing number of Chinese enterprises are entering the Kyrgyz market. While they benefit from vast market potential, they also face significant challenges—particularly in complying with local laws, regulations, and market supervision policies.

In response, Landing (Kyrgyz) Law Firm will establish a legal and policy information platform to deliver timely updates on the latest investment regulations and preferential policies in Kyrgyzstan. The firm will also expand its local resource network to provide end-to-end compliance and risk management support, ensuring that more Chinese enterprises can successfully land their investments. Through more efficient localized services, Landing (Kyrgyz) Law Firm aims to be the most reliable legal partner for Chinese businesses entering Kyrgyzstan.

III. Central Asia’s Hub Potential: Professional Services as a Key Investment Safeguard

As a pivotal node along the middle corridor of the Belt and Road Initiative, Kyrgyzstan’s advantageous geographical position and abundant mineral, agricultural, and livestock resources are attracting growing attention from Chinese investors. However, complex legal environments and cultural differences pose tangible challenges for market entry.

Landing (Kyrgyz) Law Firm is building a systematic cross-border investment safeguard framework based on:

• A localized China–Kyrgyz legal service team
• A service network covering the entire country
• Extensive experience in facilitating investment project implementation

This approach enables enterprises not only to “enter smoothly” but also to “sustain and grow.” The firm’s direct dialogue with the Prime Minister’s Office marks a shift from behind-the-scenes legal support to active participation in investment promotion. As China–Kyrgyz cooperation continues to deepen, refined and localized legal services will become a key driver in unlocking bilateral trade and economic potential.

Landing (Kyrgyz) Law Firm will continue to pave secure pathways with its professional expertise, helping more Chinese enterprises write new chapters of win–win cooperation in this dynamic Central Asian market.

Landing (Kyrgyzstan) Law Firm

Landing (Kyrgyzstan) Law Firm focuses on the Central Asian industrial, investment, and legal services market, with Kyrgyzstan as its core. Headquartered in Bishkek, the firm’s business spans cross-border investment, energy and mineral cooperation, infrastructure PPP projects, and trade dispute resolution. It has successfully assisted numerous Chinese and foreign enterprises in establishing their regional strategic presence.

To deeply integrate into the Central Asian market centered on Kyrgyzstan, the firm adopts a “localization + internationalization” strategy. Its team comprises partners from both China and Kyrgyzstan, with Kyrgyz partners having extensive government backgrounds and multilingual capabilities. Core members are proficient in Chinese, English, Russian, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, Uzbek, Kazakh, Tajik, and other languages, enabling seamless communication with clients in both Central Asia and China.

Through a three-dimensional empowerment system spanning government, capital, and market channels, the firm helps clients reduce administrative approval time costs by over 30%, improve the efficiency and security of cross-border transaction compliance, secure exclusive policy incentives and financing channels, and build a sustainable political–business network across Central Asia.