Kyrgyzstan To Launch 100 New Industrial Enterprises And Social Facilities Today
Date
8/30/2024 5:19:44 AM
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
BISHKEK, Trend, August 30. Kyrgyzstan is set to
inaugurate 100 new industrial enterprises and social facilities
today, Trend
reports.
President Sadyr Zhaparov announced the milestone during the
opening of the Terik-Tash clinker plant in the Kemin district of
the Chuy region.
"Opening a range of new industrial and social facilities as part
of the 100 projects for the centenary of the Kara-Kyrgyz Autonomous
Region, from which Kyrgyzstan's modern history begins, is a
historically significant event for us," Zhaparov said.
Among the new facilities are small hydropower stations
Isfayram-1 in Kadamjay and Kurak-Tekir in Nookat, the Kara-Bulak
trade and logistics zone in At-Bashi, a meat processing plant, and
the Min-Bulak construction materials enterprise in Naryn.
The inauguration will also include the Junda oil refinery in the
Jayil district, a gold bar production plant in Kara-Balta, an oil
refinery in Suzak, a gold extraction factory in Chatkal, and other
facilities across various regions of the country.
Additionally, new schools, school annexes, kindergartens, and
sports halls will be officially opened, benefiting the younger
generation.
"Today, we are not only opening new factories and plants, but
also marking the beginning of a new era that will ensure
independence in our industry. These enterprises will create new
jobs, significantly contribute to economic growth, improve the
quality of life for our people, and enhance the technological level
of the country," Zhaparov said.
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