Kyrgyz Delegation Visits AMKODOR Headquarters

Bishkek's deputy mayor led a visit to the Belarusian holding to discuss expanding Kyrgyzstan's fleet of its machines.

Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in City Hall

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Kyrgyz Deputy Mayor Atay Muratbek led a delegation to AMKODOR headquarters in Belarus on November 9 to discuss expanding Kyrgyzstan's fleet of Belarusian-made machines. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

A Kyrgyz delegation led by Bishkek Deputy Mayor Atay Muratbek visited AMKODOR JSC headquarters on November 9. The parties discussed strategic prospects for bilateral co-operation and possible joint projects.

Why it matters

The visit signals Kyrgyz interest in growing its fleet of Belarusian-made construction and utility equipment. It reflects continued co-operation between Belarusian industry and Central Asian buyers.

AMKODOR's 30 enterprises include 22 plants across Belarus, Russia and the CIS, with the holding tracing its roots to 1927. The visit did not disclose quantities, contract values or the scope of planned joint projects.

The players

AMKODOR JSC

A Belarusian industrial holding dating to 1927 that unites 30 enterprises producing construction, forestry, agricultural and utility machinery.

Atay Muratbek

The Deputy Mayor of Bishkek who led the Kyrgyz delegation to the company's headquarters.

The details

During the visit on November 9, the delegation toured a permanent exhibition of equipment produced by the holding's enterprises, including machines for construction, forestry, agriculture and utilities. Kyrgyz representatives expressed interest in increasing their fleet of Belarusian-made machines and expanding the range of equipment supplied.

Timeline

  1. 1927: AMKODOR holding history begins.

  2. 1951: The KM-800 earthmoving machine is first produced at the Udarnik plant.

  3. 1991: AMKODOR is established from the Udarnik plant premises.

  4. November 9: Kyrgyz delegation visits AMKODOR headquarters.

Regional Trade Ties

The visit extends Belarus's established role as a supplier of heavy machinery to Central Asia through CIS-linked industrial holdings such as AMKODOR. It points to continued demand from Kyrgyzstan for Belarusian equipment across construction and utilities.

Residents of Bishkek and other Kyrgyz municipalities could see changes in the equipment used for construction and utilities if the fleet expansion proceeds. The source does not specify timelines or practical service effects.

The takeaway

Municipal equipment purchases often reflect longer-running trade relationships between governments and manufacturers. Watching whether discussed joint projects advance will show how durable this co-operation becomes.

Further reading

For more on municipal dealings, see City Hall.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Беларусь Сегодня.