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The project employs 978 workers, 402 units of equipment, and five general contractors; the total length of the reconstructed section is 141 kilometers.
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During the reconstruction of the Balykchy–Bokonbaevo–Karakol highway, the first layer of asphalt concrete has been laid over 125.62 kilometers — 89% of the total planned length of 141 kilometers, according to the press service of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Kyrgyzstan.
The road runs along the southern shore of Lake Issyk-Kul and is one of the region's key highways, connecting the largest settlements in Issyk-Kul Oblast. The reconstruction is aimed at improving traffic safety and enhancing transport accessibility along the entire shoreline.
Transport and Communications Minister Talantbek Soltobayev inspected the construction progress and instructed contractors to complete the work within the established timeline and ensure proper quality of the road surface.
The project involves five general contractors and more than ten subcontracting companies, 978 workers, and 402 units of specialized equipment. Uninterrupted asphalt concrete production is ensured by seven asphalt plants, while crushed stone is supplied by 13 stone-crushing units.
On the Balykchy—Karakol highway along Lake Issyk-Kul, 125.62 km of asphalt has been laid, which constitutes 89% of the plan to reconstruct the 141-kilometer section. Work is being carried out by five general contractors and nearly a thousand workers with the support of seven asphalt concrete plants.
Reconstruction of this key regional road improves transport accessibility along the southern shore of Issyk-Kul and connects the largest populated centers in the region. Completion of the work will increase traffic safety and reduce travel time for residents and tourists in the region.