During the visit, the President was presented with the results of the socioeconomic development of Alamudun district for the period 2021–2026. The focus was on both the results achieved and the district's priority infrastructure development needs.
Investment and industrial output in the district
According to data presented to the head of state, over the nine months of this year industrial output in Alamudun district reached 16 billion 250 million som. Fixed capital investment over the same period amounted to 3 billion 298.8 million som, an increase of 63.8%.
Major investment projects
Several major investment projects were noted as part of the district's development. Among them: the Silk Way shopping center with $20 million in investment and 2,000 jobs planned; the Changhun metallurgical plant, which will require $18 million in investment and provide 500 jobs; and the Global Hub logistics center with $35 million in investment and 250 jobs.
Social infrastructure and problems
In the social sector, 41 facilities were built and majorly renovated in the district in 2024–2026. These facilities include 15 schools, 7 kindergartens, 11 sports facilities, 6 medical institutions, as well as a House of Culture and a library.
Problems identified
The problems requiring resolution were also raised during the visit. In particular, the need to regulate quarry development was noted. As a possible solution to these issues, it was proposed to grant the relevant areas the status of specially protected natural areas.
In addition, the district's priority needs were presented, the implementation of which will require approximately 2 billion som.
