International Business Council (IBC), together with the Baker Tilly Bishkek Legal law firm, has prepared analytical material dedicated to the Special Financial Investment Territory "Tamchy", which has a special legal regime and status.

The material contains a detailed overview of the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic regulating the activities of SFIT "Tamchy", as well as an analysis of the key features of the legal regime being established and its potential impact on the country’s investment climate. In particular, the overview examines the objectives of establishing SFIT "Tamchy", permitted types of activities, the specifics of registering entities, the structure of governing bodies, and the mechanisms for regulating financial and investment activities within the SFIT.

Special attention is given to the legal and institutional mechanisms provided for SFIT "Tamchy", including the application of elements of the English legal system, the establishment of an International Dispute Resolution Centre, the operation of its own financial regulator, and the introduction of special tax, customs, currency, visa, and migration regimes. The authors note that the conditions provided for by legislation are aimed at creating a competitive investment environment aligned with international standards.

The analytical overview also considers the potential advantages of SFIT "Tamchy" for foreign and domestic investors, including long-term tax incentives, simplified business mechanisms, and enhanced guarantees for the protection of investors’ rights. According to the authors, the implementation of this project may become one of the most significant steps toward developing investment infrastructure and attracting international capital to the Kyrgyz Republic.

The material has been prepared to inform business representatives, investors, and interested stakeholders about the legal regime and investment opportunities of the Special Financial Investment Territory "Tamchy".