- Kyrgyz Energy Ministry and Citaglobal Berhad sign MoU for renewable energy collaboration.
- Minister Ibraev discusses hydrogen, EV infrastructure, and green projects.
- Talks with PETRONAS signal Kyrgyzstan’s openness to energy investments.
During the official visit of President Sadyr Zhaparov to Malaysia, the Ministry of Energy and Citaglobal Berhad signed a Memorandum of Understanding, according to Trend reports from the country's Ministry of Energy.
The agreement seeks to promote beneficial collaboration in the area of green energy. Moreover, Kyrgyz Energy Minister Talaaibek Ibraev held discussions with officials from PETRONAS, a prominent entity in the worldwide energy sector.
In the meeting, Ibraev emphasized the importance of interaction with Malaysia and the country's openness to international cooperation in the energy sector. He presented an extensive examination of the country’s energy potential and profitable investment opportunities.
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The minister also delivered a talk on “Prospective Green Energy Projects,” explaining approaches for hydrogen energy development, enhancement of electric vehicle charging facilities, and renewable energy efforts.
Both parties expressed a mutual willingness to improve practical cooperation. Ibraev invited the PETRONAS delegation for an in-person meeting to foster detailed discussions about joint investment opportunities in the energy sector.
Citaglobal Berhad, formerly known as WZ Satu Berhad, is a publicly traded firm on Bursa Malaysia, headquartered in Kuala Lumpur. The organization is involved in multiple industries, such as civil engineering and construction, oil and gas, utilities, and manufacturing.