In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, a ceremony was held for the laying of the capsule for a new kindergarten called "Umut Chyragy." This institution will be focused on children with disabilities. The event was attended by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev, who expressed his joy at the start of construction.
In his speech, Kasymaliev noted that the kindergarten will become a symbol of hope for children and their parents. "The name 'Umut Chyragy' speaks for itself — this place will become a source of light and care," he emphasized.
According to the project, the kindergarten will accommodate 250 children and will be located in a two-story building equipped with modern amenities.
The total area of the new institution will be 3,570 square meters, and the land plot will occupy 93 hundredths.
It is reported that the volume of construction will reach 18,335 cubic meters, and it will be fully adapted for children with disabilities.
Inside the buildings, there will be group rooms, a dining room, a gym, and a music hall.
The construction of the kindergarten will be carried out by the company Artwin, and the total cost of the project will be about 4 million dollars.
