BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 8. Road construction
works are continuing in Kyrgyzstan's Naryn region.
The information was announced by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of
Transport and Communications.
"Asphalt paving has been completed on a six-kilometer section of
the Acha-Kaiyndy–Kalinin road between kilometers seven and 13 in
the At-Bashy district of the Naryn region," the statement said.
According to the ministry, asphalt paving has also been planned
for a total of 7.8 kilometers of the Char–Ak-Muz road in the
At-Bashy district. As of today, 5.1 kilometers of the road have
already been paved.
In addition, five kilometers of the Tash-Rabat road are
scheduled to be asphalted. Earthworks have already been completed,
and preparations for asphalt paving are currently underway.
The ministry noted that all works are being carried out in
accordance with technical standards to improve the quality of
transport links and ensure road safety.
Road construction on other sections in the At-Bashy district is
also progressing according to schedule.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications added that
implementation of the projects remains under its supervision.
According to Trend's analysis, the ongoing road construction
projects in the Naryn region reflect Kyrgyzstan's continued
investment in improving transport infrastructure in rural and
mountainous areas. Upgrading local roads is expected to enhance
year-round accessibility, improve travel conditions, and facilitate
the movement of residents, tourists, and freight.
The phased implementation of asphalt paving on key road sections
demonstrates the government's focus on expanding the country's
paved road network and raising transport safety standards. Improved
road quality is also likely to strengthen links between remote
communities and regional economic centers.
Looking ahead, continued modernization of road infrastructure in
the Naryn region could support local economic development, improve
access to tourist destinations such as Tash-Rabat, and contribute
to broader regional connectivity as Kyrgyzstan advances its
transport development agenda.
