BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, August 29. Kyrgyzstan allocated 22.32 billion soms ($255 million) to the transport and road sector in 2024, Trend reports via the Cabinet of Ministers.
The funds were used to repair more than 1,000 kilometers of roads, including 802 kilometers paved with asphalt, and to complete the construction of 17 bridges.
In the first seven months of 2025, the sector received 22.3 billion soms ($255 million), with asphalt laid on 490 kilometers of roads.
According to the cabinet, more than 80 percent of current road construction projects are financed from the state budget. Major projects underway include the Balikchy–Bokonbaev–Karakol, Tyup–Kegen, Naryn–Bayetov, Uzgen–Myrza-Ake–Kara-Kulja, Ala-Buka–Zhany-Bazar–Kirovka, Osh–Batken–Razzakov, Balikchy–Karakol, Suusamyr–Talas–Taraz, and the final section of the North–South alternative highway from Safarovka to Barpy.
A total of 1,234 units of new road equipment and machinery will be delivered to the regions from 2022 through 2025, which will significantly increase road construction capacity.
