Jafarov promised GDP growth for Kyrgyzstan to 30 billion dollars in five years. The president presented an ambitious five-year plan, which aims to transform Kyrgyzstan from a raw material periphery into an industrial center. Economy: GDP growth from 12 to 30 billion dollars. Emphasis on deep processing (apples for juice, milk for export to neighbors). Infrastructure: China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway, an airport in Jalal-Abad and the assignment of the status of a second economic center to the city of Mans. Energy: Construction of Camber-Atha-1 and complete elimination of electricity shortages. Technologies: Artificial Intelligence in Government, e-Justice and STEM in Schools. Experts recognize the plan as bold, but point to systemic risks. The investor remembers three revolutions in recent years and listens skeptically about "immutable property". There is a chasm between beautiful statements and a real district court. In addition, a small open economy is too dependent on the geopolitical "drafts" of its giant neighbors.