3.1.9. At the same time, one of the most pressing issues related to creating favorable conditions for the development of entrepreneurship is the low quality of the institutional environment and the lack of adequate social and industrial infrastructure. The imbalance of the regulatory system reduces the competitiveness of the economy and limits investment attractiveness. 3.1.10. The re-export potential of Kyrgyzstan, which until recently played an important role in the economy, contributed to the growth of jobs, generating surplus value and ensuring the inflow of foreign currency into the country. 3.1.11. To maintain the stability of the financial sector is largely due to the money transfers of migrants and attracted investments through the state, as well as the adjusted fiscal and monetary policies. Against this background, the question of the permanence and the volume of remittances from migrants is increasingly becoming more urgent for Kyrgyzstan. which annually grow, having a stimulating effect on the economy of the country. In this regard, migration processes (migrants) have long had not only a social aspect, but also an important economic component. 3.1.12. At the same time, the state is taking active measures to ensure the economic development of the country. The government has consistently optimized the regulatory and regulatory framework for the development of private initiative in key areas, steps are being taken to reanimate industry and agriculture. Government programs are being implemented to provide affordable financing for the most proactive medium and small businesses in agriculture, light industry and services. 3.1.13. The accession of Kyrgyzstan to the EAPS and the receipt of the GSP + status open new prospects for domestic producers to develop the integration potential with 3.2. Vision - environment and industry, infrastructure 3.2.1 The key task of the Government is to ensure the dynamic development of the economy and stable growth in the incomes of the population, and, consequently, to reduce poverty. 3.2.2. An important target for the development of the economy will be the introduction of effective feedback mechanisms. Reducing the time required to obtain licenses and permits, and ensuring the availability of electricity. Simplification of procedures for inspecting investors. 3.2.3. Structural changes in the economy have been achieved: the transition from the consumer economic system to investment and production. The export strategy allowed to enter the markets of the Unified Energy System, as well as expanded alternative markets for the EEA; stimulated projects in industrial and agricultural production with high added value. Selection as priority areas equipment manufacturing and small engineering, processing of agricultural products and food production, production of textiles and footwear; support and stimulation of small medium-sized businesses and self-employment have created additional jobs and reduced unemployment. Guarantees of a fair market and a 10