During the visit, the head of state studied industrial growth indicators, infrastructure development, and the tourism industry in the regions. According to the presidential administration, Jeti-Oguz district recorded significant production growth, including due to the activities of Kumtor enterprises.
Infrastructure and Industrial Development
In Jeti-Oguz district, industrial production, including Kumtor, increased from 71.1 billion som in 2021 to 128.5 billion som in 2025. Indicators are expected to continue growing by the end of 2026, with projected investment volume reaching 21.4 billion som.
Infrastructure indicators of Jeti-Oguz district
Alongside industrial growth, work is underway to improve living conditions: roads are being repaired and paved using republican and local budgets. Major projects include the construction of the Ara-Bel canal, treatment plants in Kyzyl-Suu, small hydropower plants, as well as the development of tourist sites, including the Suttuu-Bulak ski base and the comprehensive renovation of Tosor village.
Ton district indicators
In Ton district, during the period under review, industrial production volume grew 5.1-fold, reaching 691.1 million som. This was accompanied by the opening of new enterprises and job creation.
- industrial production: 135.5 million som → (▲ +410%)
The tourism sector in Ton district also showed dynamics: the number of visitors increased 14-fold compared to 2021, reaching 73,000 people in 2026.
Context
The president's working visit took place across the Issyk-Kul region, where the Jeti-Oguz and Ton districts are located. Approximately 82,000 people live in Jeti-Oguz district, and about 49,000 people live in Ton district.
