Kyrgyzstan Rushes Road Repairs Ahead of World Nomad Games

Road construction is in full swing across Kyrgyzstan's Issyk-Kul region as the country races to complete repairs before the World Nomad Games. The Ministry of Transport and Communications confirmed that asphalt paving is progressing in phases on routes leading to popular resorts and the upcoming international event.

In Cholpon-Ata, a 1.65-kilometer stretch of Akmatov Street, leading to the 'Alma-Ata' hotel, has been fully asphalted and is ready for use. Work continues on other sections within the city, including roads to the 'Bereke' recreation area and several other streets. The ministry is also overseeing projects in the Sadir-Akin and Shaybek-Atin rural districts, where access roads to resorts like 'Azur Resort,' 'Family Place,' and 'Laguna City,' as well as to the 'Dilorom,' 'Ak Bermet,' and 'Fontan' пансионаты, are being paved.

Further efforts are underway on routes connecting to the 'Azerbaijan' and 'Chaika' пансионаты, a parking area for 'Altyn Bulak,' the 'Raduga West' golf club, and access roads for 'Solemar,' 'Okhotny Dvor,' and 'Olimp.' The ministry aims to have all major regional roads operational before the World Nomad Games commence on August 31 and conclude on September 6.