The network of social stores "Eurasia" continues to grow, fulfilling its main goal of providing pensioners, veterans, and people with disabilities access to essential goods at reasonable prices. Currently, there are four such stores operating in Bishkek:
- 146/1 Toktogul Street
- 8/3 Asanbay Microdistrict
- 17 Akmatbek Suymbaev Street / 7 Moscow Street
- 97 Manas Street
The opening ceremony of the new store was attended by Kymbat Urumkulova, director of the regional office "Eurasia Kyrgyzstan," Chynara Zhanikeeva, deputy head of the First Mai district administration, Bolsunbek Shadybekov, first deputy chairman of the public association of pensioners of Kyrgyzstan "Ardager," and Zafarjan Asanbaev, director of the company "Akvaprom." They congratulated the residents on the opening of the new branch.
As Kymbat Urumkulova noted, the opening of the new store is proof of the project's demand, which brings significant benefits. She added: "The fourth social store 'Eurasia' is not just an expansion of the network. It is an important step to ensure that quality and affordable goods are close to those who need them the most. We have received a lot of positive feedback from residents, which inspires us to continue developing and opening new stores."
A representative of "Bishkekpekarni" expressed joy at the opportunity to supply bread to the social store, which helps people, especially pensioners. "We hope that all customers will be satisfied, as bread for us is not just a product, but a symbol of warmth and care. We are proud that this warmth will now be available at 'Eurasia,'" said Tursunalieva.
The opening ceremony, which has become traditional, concluded with the cutting of the red ribbon, after which guests were able to tour the store and assess its compliance with convenience standards. Bright performers entertained at the event, and then those interested could shop at the new branch. Many pensioners noted the affordable prices and freshness of the products.
The social stores "Eurasia," with the motto "From Heart to Heart," are designed to provide real assistance to pensioners and people with disabilities. Their task is to offer favorable prices and expand the range of goods. In the stores, essential goods can be purchased using personalized social cards, which can be issued for free by filling out a form on-site.
The project is being implemented under the Memorandum of Cooperation between the autonomous non-profit organization "Eurasia" and the Kyrgyz Republic.
