During a meeting with residents of Tokmok, Chuy, and Kemin regions, the exporter highlighted that the unresolved land issue is preventing the company from expanding production and connecting to the power grid.
Production hurdles and export volumes
The company, which has been exporting products to Europe since 2018, faces a bottleneck in its development. According to the representative, the process of changing the land's designated use has been ongoing for seven to eight months. The delay is reportedly caused by conflicting information from various authorities, including the local ayyl okmotu and 'Giprozem', as well as frequent changes in local leadership requiring repeated explanations.
Export and infrastructure requirements
Government officials stated that the application for changing the land's purpose is currently under review. However, they noted that the documents contain deficiencies, and additional certificates must be provided before the matter can be submitted to the commission.
Presidential response
President Sadyr Japarov instructed officials to accelerate the review process and provide assistance to the enterprise, noting its significant role in exporting goods to the European market.
