BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 9. Kyrgyzstan plans to
accelerate implementation of clean drinking water and irrigation
projects in Osh region, Trend reports via the nation's Cabinet of
Ministers
The issue was discussed during a meeting between Kyrgyz
President’s Special Representative for Special Assignments Bakyt
Torobaev and residents of Nookat district in Osh region on regional
development matters.
The meeting focused on ensuring access to clean drinking water
for the population and modernizing irrigation systems to support
agriculture and improve living standards.
During the discussions, local residents raised issues affecting
the socio-economic development of the district, including the
condition of water supply facilities and irrigation networks.
Bakyt Torobaev instructed heads of local administrations to
accelerate the preparation of design and cost estimate
documentation for drinking water and irrigation projects, as well
as to complete the necessary technical and legal procedures.
According to government representatives, timely preparation of
the documents will allow the country to attract state and
international financing and launch construction works more
effectively. Modernization of irrigation infrastructure is expected
to contribute to increased agricultural output, more efficient
water use, and higher incomes for farmers.
Earlier, Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov emphasized that access
to clean water remains one of the key factors for improving public
health, quality of life, and sustainable regional development.
During the meeting, officials also reviewed information on 44
villages that have been provided with clean drinking water, while
heads of all local self-government bodies presented reports on
ongoing work.
The authorities noted that the implementation of water supply
and irrigation projects is expected to strengthen regional
development and contribute to Kyrgyzstan’s food security by
supporting agricultural production.
