Tashiev participated in the opening of the SCNS recreation area "Kyzyl-Beles", located in the Tash-Moynok rural district of the Alamudun region in the Chui province.
The head of the SCNS emphasized the need to check a number of sectors, including finance, the mining industry, and energy. "The inspection should involve everyone—from the heads of rural administrations to ministers and governors. There should be no leniency. This is necessary to achieve real results," he added.
Tashiev also noted that it is essential to assess the quality of services provided by government agencies. According to him, corruption has permeated all areas: "When citizens go to 'Unaa', to the public service center, or to the 'Cadastre' authorities, they encounter corruption at every turn. We must fight this phenomenon," he stated.
In September 2024, the SCNS reported the return of the ski resort "Kyzyl-Beles" to state ownership, located in the Alamudun region.
The resort was previously owned by private individuals.
The State Committee found that earlier, employees of the State Property Management Fund and local authorities of the Alamudun region transferred the ski resort and pasture lands totaling 10 hectares into private hands, which were then resold to third parties.
As a result of the inspection, the owners agreed to return the property, including the land and buildings, valued at over 50 million soms, back to state ownership.
The ski resort "Kyzyl-Beles" is located at an altitude of 2200 meters above sea level, approximately 38 kilometers from Bishkek, above the tourist center "Oruu-Sai".
