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Japarov: 128.51 km of roads asphalted in Issyk-Ata in five years, two large plants opened

Source: Kabar · November 7, 2026, 21:42

President Sadyr Japarov reviewed the socio-economic development results of Issyk-Ata district for 2021–2026 on November 7, according to the Kabar news agency in Bishkek.

Over the past five years, 128.51 km of roads were paved with asphalt in the district. Of this, 58.32 km were asphalted in 2026 alone.

In the same period, two large plants producing vegetable oil were commissioned in the district.

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