Lawmakers have appealed to relevant agencies to include the repair of key transport arteries in the Aksy, Uzgen, and Kara-Suu districts in the 2027 plans. The primary reasons cited were the unsatisfactory condition of the road surfaces and issues with transport accessibility for settlements.
Problematic sections in Aksy and Uzgen districts
During the parliamentary session on November 11, MP Aisara Abdybaeva emphasized the need to repair the 7-kilometer road between the villages of Kyzyl-Tuu and Avletim in the Aksy district. Following the merger of two ayyl okmotus into the Sary-Chelek ayyl aimak, residents must travel more than 25 km to reach the administrative center due to the unusable condition of the route.
Difficulties have also arisen with the implementation of previously planned projects. For instance, the construction of a bridge at the 9th kilometer of the Avletim—Tavarsay highway, scheduled for 2026, has not yet begun. According to the district road maintenance enterprise, the delay is due to the lack of completed cost estimate documentation. Furthermore, in the city of Kerben, only 2 km of a 10 km road passing through Olon-Bulak village has been paved.
Alternative routes and transport isolation
MP Alisher Kozuev, representing the eighth convocation of the Jogorku Kenesh, proposed allocating funds in next year's budget for 8 km of roads in the Otuz-Adyr ayyl aimak of the Kara-Suu district. Specifically, this concerns the Sherali—Zhany-Kyzyl-Su section, which could serve as an alternative to the congested Osh—Bishkek highway.
MP Ulukbek Ormonov raised the issue of village isolation. He requested the inclusion of a 5-kilometer road construction project between the villages of Changet and Iri-Suu in the Uzgen district in the 2027 plan, without which Changet village is effectively cut off from the district.
Road work volumes requested by lawmakers
Context
The requests concern the Aksy, Uzgen, and Kara-Suu districts located in the Osh region. Road infrastructure problems directly impact population mobility and access to government services in rural areas.
