Kyrgyzstan paves 16 kilometers of roads in toguz-toro district

President Sadyr Japarov reported that authorities paved 16 kilometers of roads in the Toguz-Toro district of Kyrgyzstan over a five year period.

The president met with local residents in the Jalal-Abad region to discuss socioeconomic growth and infrastructure projects. Japarov noted that workers laid an additional six kilometers of asphalt in 2026 and are currently repairing the Birdik-Aral-Karl Marks road. The government plans to finish and commission this specific road next year.

Beyond transportation, the administration is modernizing the local education system and building sports facilities. Schools in the district now use the Altyn Kazyk programme while the government builds mini-football pitches in villages. Japarov acknowledged that many social facilities built during the Soviet era still require renovation, including bridges, schools, and cultural centers.