BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, March 3. Kyrgyzstan built
and renovated 117 schools in 2025, including 76 new facilities,
while 41 schools underwent major repairs, Trend reports via the press
service of the Cabinet of Ministers.
This was stated by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers
of Kyrgyzstan, Edil Baisalov, during a national meeting chaired by
the president of the Kyrgyz Republic.
He delivered a report on the performance of the social sector in
2025 that last year, teacher professional development programs were
conducted for 41,081 educators across the country.
Furthermore, he emphasized that five leading universities in
Kyrgyzstan have been ranked among the world’s top institutions.
Baisalov also noted that, to support talented youth and train
specialists of a new generation, 52 citizens are studying abroad
under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic’s international
scholarship program at universities ranked among the global top
100.
Meanwhile, education has been a key priority in Kyrgyzstan’s
social policy, with efforts focused on expanding access, improving
quality, and modernizing infrastructure.
Over recent years, the government has increased funding and
implemented programs to support early childhood, primary, and
secondary education. These measures aim to ensure broader access
and strengthen human capital development across the country.
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