Japarov Reviews Aksay District Development Results: 78 Facilities Over Five Years

Kyrgyzstan President Sadyr Japarov, during a working visit to Jalal-Abad Region on October 24, reviewed the results of socio-economic development in Aksay District for 2021–2025.

During this period, 78 facilities were commissioned in the district through state and private investments. Of these, 65 facilities were built with state funds — the volume of capital investments totaled 3 billion 435.7 million soms. Among the commissioned facilities are 10 schools, 15 kindergartens, 1 cultural center, 1 airport, 11 sports facilities, 10 paramedic and midwifery clinics, 3 administrative buildings, and 6 service houses. Additionally, 178 kilometers of roads were paved during the same period.

Through private investments, 13 facilities worth 888.3 million soms were commissioned, including a garment factory, 3 tourism facilities, 2 small hydroelectric power stations, and a sewing workshop.

Construction continues: 11 schools, 2 kindergartens, 4 sports facilities, and 4 administrative buildings are being erected. An additional 26 kilometers of roads are being paved and sewage and treatment facilities are being constructed.

For the development of the irrigation system in 2021–2025, 378.3 million soms have been allocated, of which 172.7 million soms were disbursed in 2025. Upon completion of the planned work, irrigated land area will increase from 7,400 to 8,050 hectares.

In the energy sector, construction of a 250 MW solar power plant is planned in partnership with Novtek Technology LLC on the Sary-Zhayyk site in Kosh-Döbö aiyl okmotu. The project has been allocated 364.4 hectares, with investment volume of $120 million USD.

Additionally, within the framework of the state program, construction of the Ak-Terek canal continues with a total cost of 900 million soms and a length of 7.4 kilometers, of which 2.44 kilometers is a tunnel. Construction is planned to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2026; upon commissioning, irrigated land area will comprise 4,408 hectares.