Kyrgyzstan resumes construction of seven social facilities
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In the Suzak district of Kyrgyzstan’s Jalal-Abad region, the Ministry of Construction restarted work on six kindergartens and one school building.
Previously, sponsors funded the projects, but construction stopped because of financial and paperwork problems. Minister Nurdana Oruntaev worked to fix the documentation issues, and the Ministry now oversees the construction, providing funds from the national budget.
The facilities include kindergartens planned for the villages of Zhany-Zher, Tobo, Tashtak, Boz-Chychkan, Komsomol, and Kyrgyz-Abad, with capacities ranging from 50 to 150 children each. Builders will also finish an extension to secondary school No. 9 in Bagysh, designed to accommodate 750 students. The Ministry of Construction is updating the estimated costs for two of the facilities. Completing the five remaining facilities across five villages will require 242 million soms.
