He noted: “We have signed a lease agreement for two buses, each designed for 31 seats. In the coming days, they will start operating on internal routes. Additionally, a new kindergarten for 100 children is planned to be built in our city. There are already 5 kindergartens functioning in Gülchö, and each of them has a queue of 40-50 children. The new kindergarten will help solve this problem,” added N. Tajibaev.
Public hearings on the local budget project for 2026 also took place in Gülchö.
The discussion was attended by the mayor of the city, Nursultan Tajibaev, the chairman of the city council, and local council deputies.
During the meeting, important issues were discussed, such as the condition of the roads, access to clean water, the launch of bus routes, and problems with electricity supply. Residents expressed concern about the old wooden electric poles installed during the Soviet era, which pose a danger and are insufficient in power.
“All the raised issues have been recorded. Problems related to the local level will be addressed through the city mayor's office. Issues that go beyond its authority will be forwarded to the relevant organizations,” the press release states.
