Kyrgyzstan paves 1,903 kilometers of roads in early 2026

Kyrgyzstan authorities paved 1,903 kilometers of roads since the start of 2026, a significant increase over the previous year.

Baktyluu Askar uulu, the Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications, reported these figures to the Ala-Too parliamentary group at the Jogorku Kenesh, the Kyrgyz parliament. The current construction volume exceeds the same period in 2025 by 735 kilometers. The government plans to build more than 2,000 kilometers of roads annually in 2027.

Lawmakers also discussed specific infrastructure projects, including the Too-Ashuu to Suusamyr to Aral road and the expansion of the narrow Osh to Uzgen highway to reduce traffic jams. The group addressed the need for repairs in several villages and cities, including Manas and Kok-Jangak. Participants also reviewed the state of irrigation systems and the management of water resources for drinking and farming.