Japarov reviews development results of Tyup and Ak-Suu districts and Karakol

President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov on 13 November, during a working trip to Issyk-Kul region, reviewed the results of the socio-economic development of Tyup and Ak-Suu districts and the city of Karakol for 2021-2026, as well as the projects implemented in industry, agriculture and tourism.

In Tyup district, 55 new enterprises have opened over the past five years and 900 jobs have been created. Industrial output more than doubled. Over this period, 128 social facilities were built and commissioned in the district - schools, kindergartens, medical institutions and sports facilities. 193.5 kilometers of roads were asphalted.

The implementation of major investment projects continues: the construction of the Kurmuntu cement plant, the Tyup HPP and an agro-logistics center.

In Ak-Suu district, investment and industrial output have grown significantly over five years, the number of private entrepreneurs has increased by almost 40%, and new manufacturing enterprises have opened. The number of tourists has grown more than eightfold. The Ala-Too Resort national tourism complex was named one of the district's most promising projects, aimed at developing mountain tourism, creating modern infrastructure and new jobs.

In Karakol, investment by the end of the period reached 9.5 billion US dollars against 1.2 billion dollars in 2021 - an eightfold increase. In the nine months of 2026, industrial output amounted to 4.6 billion som, twice the 2021 level.

435.1 million som has been allocated for the construction of social facilities - provision is made for the construction of six kindergartens, three schools and one library. Another 3.6 billion som has been directed to the reconstruction of social facilities, including eight kindergartens and six schools. Projects to create new production facilities are being implemented in the city: 33 facilities with a total value of 349.6 million som, as a result of which 1,155 jobs have been created.

2.075 billion som has been allocated for the construction and modernization of roads, and 61.8 kilometers of new roads have been built. As part of the infrastructure modernization, military unit No. 20-28 of the Border Service was upgraded - the total cost of the project is 1.2 billion som. The Karakol international airport has been modernized - 2.1 billion som. To improve transport services for the population, 60 buses have been purchased. Five schools and five kindergartens have been reconstructed.