The Foreign Affairs Minister of Kyrgyzstan, Jeenbek Kulubaev, has announced that his country offered China a proposal to establish a bilateral visa-free regime between the two nations. The announcement was made during a meeting of the Kyrgyzstan Parliament, where Kulubaev highlighted the benefits of such an agreement for both countries. The proposal is the latest development in the ongoing relationship between Kyrgyzstan and China, and could have significant implications for tourism and trade in the region.
According to him, China has already expressed its readiness.
He noted that Uzbekistan has already approved 14 days of visa-free travel for tourists from China. Kazakhstan plans to introduce a 30-day visa-free regime for Chinese citizens starting from May.
«On April 27, I had a conversation with the Foreign Minister of China. They said to introduce our own proposals on the term of the visa-free regime. We are discussing the issue with the law enforcement agencies,» the minister said.