The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers visited several key sites in Osh, reviewing the progress of construction works. These inspections covered major urban development, infrastructure upgrades, and environmental restoration efforts.
Major Development Projects in Osh
One of the focal points was the 'Osh City' project, an IT-hub development. This project involves building 17,200 apartments, alongside three schools, two kindergartens, a hospital, and an IT hub, all situated on a 71-hectare area. Furthermore, the realization of this project is expected to generate 15,000 jobs.
Infrastructure and Utilities
Kasymaliev also reviewed the capital renovation of B. Osmonov Street. This 5-kilometer road is set to be reconstructed, expanding to six lanes of traffic. The works, which include building sidewalks and nine bus stops, are planned for completion by the end of the year.
Additionally, the Chairman inspected the waste processing and power generation plant project. The total cost of this facility is stated to be 95 million US dollars, with the capacity to process between 800 and 1,000 tons of waste daily.
Environmental and Agricultural Initiatives
The inspection included the second phase of cleanup and landscaping for the Ak-Buura River. This 17-kilometer section of the river, passing through the city, is divided into four sections for cleaning operations. For this second phase, 24 million soms have been allocated, and the plan includes removing 63,253 cubic meters of alluvial deposits, sand, and gravel.
Another stop was the 'Koŋur-Zhaz' agro-industrial complex. According to the project details, this complex, covering an area of 69.76 hectares, is designed to support a livestock population of 10,000 heads.
Osh City Project Scope
Osmonov Street Renovation
Waste Processing Capacity
Ak-Buura River Cleanup
Environmental & Agro Projects
Key Takeaways
The visit highlighted significant investments across multiple sectors, from housing and IT development to waste management and environmental cleanup in Osh.
