He reminded that several settlements were annexed to the capital, but their lives have not changed, except for the renaming. "The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev announced the allocation of 6 billion soms in 2026 for the development of these territories. I hope these funds will be used rationally. The capital should look like a capital. The outskirts should be as well-maintained as the city center. Look at the Pervomaisky district: what is its center like and what are its outskirts like! Areas such as 'Kalyis-Ordo', 'Muras-Ordo', 'Umut', 'Dostuk', 'Ak-Bosogo' still remain residential areas instead of becoming full-fledged quarters or micro-districts. It is important not only to change the names but also to provide the necessary infrastructure: roads, sidewalks, sewage, water supply. These issues have still not been resolved. One cannot claim to live in a city," he noted.
In addition, the deputy added that this year, 20 new schools and 10 kindergartens are planned to be built in Bishkek.
He emphasized that it is necessary to start with the remote residential areas. Even Kyzyl-Asker has long been part of the city, yet problems remain unresolved there as well," Mamataliyev added.
