The documentary film, prepared by the Tax Service, demonstrates real cases of entrepreneurs who developed their projects with the assistance of the state and banking structures.
Success Stories and Real Difficulties
The film showcases various economic sectors and ways of implementing business ideas. The project authors visited production workshops and farms to demonstrate both the achievements and the complexities faced by small and medium-sized businesses.
The film features entrepreneurs from various backgrounds:
- former power engineer Ermek Myrzabekov, who is developing farming through concessional loans from state banks at 6 percent;
- former civil servant Eldar Torobaev, who built Osh's first Olympic-sized swimming pool under a public-private partnership model;
- Barchyn Matanova, who opened an Italian restaurant with the support of the Entrepreneurship Development Fund after 16 years of market trading;
- Ruslanbek Omuraliev from At-Bashy, who established a meat processing plant that supplies products to law enforcement agencies;
- Kuban Bekbashev, who launched the country's first metal processing cable plant in Bishkek.
In addition to successes, the film addresses problematic issues such as livestock mortality on farms, long payback periods for large projects, and the need to import raw materials for certain industries.
Context
The film also mentions entrepreneur Chyngyz Alkanov, who is the Honorary Consul of Portugal in the KR and the President of the Triathlon Federation of the KR.
