BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 22. More than 50% of
internal roads in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan, have been reconstructed in
recent years.
This was reported by the press service of the Cabinet of
Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, citing a statement by Chairman Adylbek
Kasymaliev made during the official opening ceremony of the
renovated A.S. Pushkin Park in Karakol.
"More than 50% of internal roads in Karakol have been
reconstructed in recent years. The Khan-Tengri residential area is
particularly encouraging. It is a separate new neighborhood in
Karakol. The modernization of drinking water supply and sewerage
systems is also continuing," Adylbek Kasymaliev said.
He noted that the international Karakol Airport is currently the
city’s largest construction project.
"We must develop Karakol’s infrastructure with an eye not only
on today but also on the future. May our Karakol become even more
beautiful tomorrow, while the fame of Issyk-Kul continues to grow,"
Adylbek Kasymaliev added.
Meanwhile, Karakol is one of Kyrgyzstan’s key tourism centers
and the administrative capital of Issyk-Kul Region. The city serves
as an important gateway to the Issyk-Kul area and the surrounding
mountain destinations.
In recent years, infrastructure development in Karakol has
focused on road reconstruction, housing construction, and the
modernization of water supply and sewerage networks.
The city is also undergoing development of its transport
infrastructure, including the construction of the international
Karakol Airport. The project is expected to improve the city’s
connectivity and support the development of tourism and related
economic activity.
Karakol is located near Lake Issyk-Kul, one of Kyrgyzstan’s main
tourist destinations, which attracts visitors with its mountain
landscapes, recreational facilities and winter tourism
opportunities.
