Japarov Reviews Toktogul District Development Results for 2021–2026

President Sadyr Japarov, during a working visit to Jalal-Abad Region on October 24, reviewed the results of socioeconomic development in Toktogul District and Toktogul City for 2021–2026, including completed projects and plans for further development.

The head of state was briefed that economic indicators in the district grew during this period, and investment activity increased. Investment volumes totaled: in 2021 — 2 billion 575 million soms; in 2022 — 3 billion 120.8 million soms; in 2023 — 2 billion 523.8 million soms; in 2024 — 2 billion 48.8 million soms. In 2025, the figure reached 3 billion 902.1 million soms; by the end of 2026, it is planned to attract 3 billion 980.1 million soms.

During the specified period, 215 new enterprises opened in the district and 1,576 jobs were created. Among them are 58 industrial enterprises, 1 construction company, 9 tourist facilities, 17 agricultural enterprises, 1 logistics center, 46 food service establishments, 30 service sector facilities, 36 retail outlets, 2 financial institutions, and 15 enterprises from other sectors.

In 2026, two concrete plants, two small hydroelectric power stations, and a fish farm oriented toward tourism were commissioned.

Over five years, a total of 50 facilities were completed, including 7 schools, 5 kindergartens, 2 cultural centers, 2 clubs, 2 sports complexes, 6 clean water supply projects, 4 administrative buildings, 7 utility houses, 1 stadium, and 14 mini-football courts.

More than 1.376 billion soms was directed toward development of Toktogul City: construction of a 100-bed hospital — 230 million soms, a children's rehabilitation center — 130 million soms, a school for 1,000 students — 450 million soms, a water supply system 11 km long — 115.9 million soms, asphalt paving of internal streets 16.4 km long — 320.9 million soms, a kindergarten for 140 children — 130 million soms.

Using the republican budget, highway construction and repair is underway: the Toktogul–Besh-Tash road, 53 km long, costing 1.65 billion soms; the Uch-Terek–Jetigen road, 6.5 km long, costing 50 million soms; the Torkön–Toluk road, 7.8 km long, costing 28.8 million soms; the Uch-Terek–Buurakan road, 5 km long, costing 36 million soms.

Currently, using the republican budget, construction is underway on 3 schools, 3 kindergartens, a children's music school, 1 sports complex, and other facilities. Additionally, a boat was acquired to combat illegal fishing.