The opening of the center in Sokuluk district marked a step forward in developing agricultural science in the region. The center is intended to strengthen research in the seed production sector and provide practical training for future specialists.
On the creation and infrastructure of the center
The center operates on the basis of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University (KNAU) and is the result of cooperation between Kyrgyzstan and South Korea. The opening of the center was reported by the Erkin-Too publication.
According to sources, nine modern greenhouses, as well as administrative and production buildings, a cold storage complex, a warehouse and other infrastructure facilities were built as part of the project.
Stages of project implementation
Construction of the center began in 2024, and the main infrastructure facilities were completed in 2025. The first scientific research there started the same year.
The opening ceremony, held on November 3 in Studenchesky ail, was attended by deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, representatives of state bodies, as well as the Korean ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, Kim Kwang Jae, and the university's leadership.
Context
The Kyrgyz National Agrarian University (KNAU) was founded in 1933. According to 2009 data, 159,231 people lived in Sokuluk district.
