Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications Baktyluu Mombekov stated that the Road Fund's volume should reach 13 billion som by the end of 2026. Currently, 10 billion som has already been received by the fund, and another 2 billion som was recently approved for collection.

Funding sources and road repairs

According to the Deputy Minister, a significant portion of the funds is generated from fuel sales levies. Specifically, levies of 1 som per liter of gasoline and diesel bring the fund an average of approximately 2 billion som annually.

2 billionsom per year (fuel levies)
10 billionsom (already received by the fund)
13 billionsom (plan until the end of 2026)

Baktyluu Mombekov noted that the growth rate of revenues is limited by the rate of fuel consumption, which is expected to increase by approximately 10% this year. Regarding infrastructure, full-scale repair of domestic roads will begin in three years following the President's instruction. Until then, the most problematic sections will be restored on a targeted basis, based on citizen appeals.

Construction of the Too-Ashuu—Aral—Suusamyr road

The department also clarified the status of works on the Too-Ashuu—Aral—Suusamyr section. A contractor for this direction has already been selected. The 14-day waiting period began on November 9, and the contract is expected to be signed after November 23.

  1. November 9

    start of the 14-day waiting period

  2. November 23

    planned signing of the contract with the contractor