According to him, financing covered 242 social facilities, including 133 schools, 57 kindergartens, 17 medical institutions, and 35 cultural and sports complexes. A total of 3.7 billion soms was allocated for these purposes.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
“In 2025, work was carried out on 114 infrastructure projects, and the allocated 4 billion 348 million soms for 82 roads were also fully spent. In particular, 2.2 billion soms were directed to the road Uzgen - Myrza-Ake - Kara-Kuldja, and 317.9 million soms were allocated for 13 water supply projects and 19 irrigation projects,” added Kasymaliev.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
In addition, Kasymaliev reported that 1 billion 329.2 million soms were allocated to support local budgets. In total, in 2025, the Osh region received about 11 billion soms from the republican budget.
The budget of the Osh region for 2024 amounted to 4 billion 731 million soms, while revenues in 2025 reached 6 billion 447 million soms, which is 2.3 billion soms more compared to 2024. However, according to the head of the government, this is not enough. “The Osh region has significant importance in the economic and social development of the country, but productivity remains low. The gross industrial output in Talas was 51 billion soms, while in the Osh region it was only 22.8 billion soms, which is 2.3 times less,” he noted.
Photo from the website of the KR government.
At the end of the meeting, the chairman of the cabinet of ministers gave a number of instructions: to improve the quality of the produced goods, to activate exports, to more actively implement public-private partnerships, and to create conditions to support domestic and foreign investors.
