Eight repaired streets open to traffic in Bishkek

Bishkek has reopened eight repaired streets to vehicle traffic, signaling progress in the city's infrastructure development. The completed projects include various road sections and sidewalks, enhancing connectivity and urban mobility.

Among the reopened routes are sections of Krasnodarskaya Street, Lushikhina Street, Ak-Shookum Street, and Semetey Street, with lengths ranging from 510 meters to 1,200 meters. Additionally, a 3,200-meter sidewalk along Aaly Tokombaev Street has been made accessible. Other completed sections include a 350-meter road in the 5th microdistrict and a 600-meter stretch of Scriabin Street.

The municipal administration reported that all reopened streets and road segments now feature improved sidewalks and tidied adjacent areas. These renovations are part of a larger initiative launched in 2026.

This year, Bishkek embarked on a comprehensive plan to construct, reconstruct, and rehabilitate a total of 136 roads and sidewalks. To date, 68 of these projects have been successfully concluded, indicating a steady pace in the city's efforts to upgrade its transportation network.