Residents of Ysyk-Ata district who bought land plots in 2016 within contour No. 323 of the Uzun-Kyr rural district received state deeds for these lands after an amnesty was announced in 2021. However, despite this, the settlement has still not received official village status, which creates a number of problems for local residents.
Infrastructure and land problems
According to residents, the area has about 3,500 plots and is home to more than 16,000 people. At the same time, the settlement lacks basic social facilities such as kindergartens, schools and medical institutions. Elderly residents who fall ill also have difficulty accessing medical care near their place of residence.
- Plots originally intended for social facilities (schools and kindergartens) are passing into the ownership of private construction companies.
- The area has a plot of about 10 hectares that could be used to build important social facilities, but construction work has begun on it.
Difficulties with recognition of status
Residents said that in 2023–2024 private houses in contours No. 323 and No. 290 were placed under seizure because of an identified
Background
Residents appealed to Sadyr Japarov, the president of Kyrgyzstan, over issues related to social development in their area.



















