Kyrgyz Cabinet Chairman inspects two bridge projects in Issyk-Kul region

Kyrgyzstan's Cabinet Chairman Adylbek Kasymaliev visited the Ak-Suu district in the Issyk-Kul region to inspect the progress of two vital bridge constructions. The inspection focused on the Zainulin and Ak-Unkur bridges, which span the Sary-Zhaz River.

Construction of the Zainulin bridge has reached completion, with contractors now engaged in landscaping the surrounding area. Work on the Ak-Unkur bridge is ongoing and is slated for completion by August 1, 2026. This phase includes not only the bridge structure itself but also the development of necessary access roads and protective elements.

During his visit, Kasymaliev underscored the critical need for adherence to construction timelines and the paramount importance of ensuring the structural integrity and quality of the bridges. He reiterated that the development of robust transport infrastructure remains a key priority for the Kyrgyz state.

The Cabinet of Ministers highlighted that the new bridges are expected to significantly improve transportation accessibility to the Sary-Zhaz area. This enhancement is anticipated to facilitate more efficient utilization of over 180,000 hectares of valuable pastureland, contributing to regional development.

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The development of transport infrastructure remains one of the state’s priorities.