Kyrgyzstan's authorities are preparing for the arrival of TRON founder Justin Sun. This was reported to ForkLog by a source close to the country's presidential administration.

According to the informant, the visit is scheduled for April 18. Sun will discuss collaboration in blockchain technology and digital finance with the republic's leadership.

The parties have already held preliminary negotiations. On February 22, Farhat Iminov, head of the secretariat of the National Council for the Development of Virtual Assets and Blockchain Technologies, met with Sun via video call. They discussed scaling the national stablecoin KGST through TRON's infrastructure.

The KGST, pegged to the som, trades on cryptocurrency exchanges Binance and HTX. The latter is part of the TRON ecosystem, providing a foundation for technological integration and token infrastructure expansion.

After the video conference, Sun posted on X that TRON is ready to support Kyrgyzstan in developing infrastructure, scaling stablecoins, and implementing blockchain technology.

Encouraging to see Kyrgyzstan moving forward with virtual asset development.

TRON is ready to support infrastructure, stablecoin scalability, and real world blockchain adoption. https://t.co/2FoOF37VIb

— H.E. Justin Sun šŸ‘Øā€šŸš€ šŸŒž (@justinsuntron) February 23, 2026

Kyrgyzstan is steadily developing its crypto infrastructure. In 2022, the country was among the first in Central Asia to adopt a legislative framework for virtual assets. In November 2025, the republic launched its first issuance of a gold-backed stablecoin, USDKG — 50 million tokens on the TRON network.

Notably, in April 2025, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao became a consultant to the Kyrgyz government on cryptocurrency and blockchain matters. In May, the exchange signed a memorandum of strategic partnership with the National Investment Agency under the president of the country.