Training personnel for the oil, gas, mining, road, and construction sectors will become a priority for the local technical institute. This was announced by the Minister of Science, Higher Education and Innovation during President Sadyr Japarov's meeting with residents of the city and districts.
Enrollment Growth and Infrastructure
Currently, the educational process at the branch of the Kyrgyz State Technical University (KSTU) is organized across three buildings. In the long term, the educational institution plans to significantly increase the number of students.
Training Dynamics
The development of the educational cluster in the city also includes the work of the Kara-Balta Technical and Economic College and two vocational lyceums. Previously, the initiative to expand the presence of state universities in the region was voiced by Kara-Balta City Kenesh deputy Aisuluu Zhumataeva.
Context
The events took place in Kara-Balta, Zhayyl, and Panfilov districts. The technical institute is part of KSTU, a university founded in 1954.














