ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 14. Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov inspected the progress of construction and reconstruction plans for Kazakh sanatoriums in Kyrgyzstan, Trend reports via the press service of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan.
Upon arrival, Prime Minister Bektenov visited the construction site of a new building at the “Kazakhstan” sanatorium, where he heard reports from Deputy Ministers Gulzat Kobenova (Science and Higher Education), Serik Zharasbayev (Tourism and Sports), and Alexey Tsoy, Head of the Medical Center of the Presidential Affairs Administration, regarding the condition of four Kazakh resort and recreational facilities located in Kyrgyzstan and the phased modernization plans in partnership with investors.
The Prime Minister was informed that construction of the new building at the “Kazakhstan” sanatorium is proceeding on schedule: demolition and earthworks have been completed, and foundation work and the monolithic frames of the main buildings, cottages, and utility block are ongoing.
"A renovation of the 'Samal' resort, with a capacity of up to 500 guests, is planned. An investor has already been identified, a draft investment agreement has been prepared, and project and cost estimate documentation is being developed for the construction of a modern 3- to 4-star hotel operating year-round," the statement said.
For the “University” sports and wellness camp in the village of Bosteri (Issyk-Kul region), a development concept for the resort and recreational zone is being created. Negotiations are underway with investors regarding the reconstruction of the facility, which will serve as a base for sports infrastructure to support the training of Kazakh athletes—including gyms, swimming pools, and more.
Additionally, in collaboration with a Kazakh investor, plans are being worked out for the renovation of the “Olimp” sports and wellness center, reconstruction of existing facilities, and construction of additional sports infrastructure.
The Prime Minister instructed the relevant ministries and interested state organizations to expedite procedures and ensure timely implementation of the projects. The work is under the control of the Government of Kazakhstan.
Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov is
in Cholpon-Ata (Kyrgyzstan) to participate in a meeting of the
Eurasian Intergovernmental Council.
