Kyrgyzstan President Sadyr Japarov announced plans to expand water supply infrastructure during a meeting with residents of the Moskovsky district in Bishkek.
Scaling up work and current challenges
Previously, the pace of providing water to villages ranged from 30 to 40 settlements per year. However, according to plans, this figure will increase to 150 villages annually starting from 2027.
During the meeting, the issue of a long-delayed project in Murake village of the Ak-Suu aiyl okmotu was raised. According to a resident, efforts to provide the village with clean water have been unable to reach completion for 12 years.
Murake village project parameters and overall needs
The President noted that in addition to water supply, more than 1,830 villages in the country need kindergarten construction. Once these priority tasks are resolved, attention will be turned to healthcare, culture, and sports facilities.
