Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)

What connects the global #B20 in D.C. to Central Asia's B5+1? A shared commitment to building competitive economies. 💼

CIPE's B5+1 initiative brings together the private sectors of Central Asia and the United States to drive market-oriented reforms, expand trade, and advance regional competition on the global stage. 🇺🇸✨

As @USChamber hosts world business leaders this week, the U.S.–Central Asia economic partnership is scaling up to meet global standards and boost business competitiveness.

🔗 Read our assessment of investment opportunities across Central Asia: bit.ly/4isoL6r
#B20USA #B5Plus1 #EconomicDiplomacy #PrivateSector

🇰🇬 How can franchising help Kyrgyz businesses reach global markets?

At a recent CIPE-supported roundtable in Bishkek, government & business leaders explored how stronger public-private dialogue can help local franchises grow and create opportunities for innovative U.S. companies. 🇺🇸

#KyrgyzRepublic #Franchising

Critical minerals are only part of the equation.

At #NigeriaMiningWeek2026, CIPE highlighted what really drives investment: strong institutions, predictable rules, and private-sector leadership.

A more competitive Nigerian mining sector means new opportunities for trade, investment, and U.S.-Nigeria partnerships. 🇳🇬🇺🇸 #CriticalMinerals #USAfrica

@lola_kanye

Political and economic repression often go hand in hand.

When governments silence independent voices, seize assets & punish businesses, both democracy and prosperity suffer.

CIPE’s Andrew Wilson explains why supporting political prisoners matters to America. #October30

👉 Read the op-ed: bit.ly/4zgooSk

#PoliticalPrisoners #October30 #EconomicFreedom #Democracy

🏆 Day 1 of CIPE-hosted #SIS2026 closed with the introduction of the SPARC framework and recognition of Dr. Francis Deng, ACT-Sudan & the late Anthony Haggar for their leadership advancing peace, accountability & ethical business in Sudan. 🇸🇩