According to the director of the Adilet Fund, Januzakov, due to the strengthening financial control, the Fund managed to recover 56.1 million soms in accounts receivable, including the full repayment of loans related to projects in Naryn and the village of Tosor.
He noted that the consolidated funds were directed towards the implementation of important infrastructure projects. Currently, out of 18 Rest Point network facilities, 11 are operational, while the others are at a high stage of readiness. Additionally, grant funds from the World Bank amounting to over 4.5 million dollars have been allocated for the construction of three new facilities in the Osh region.
Januzakov also reported that the Fund's subsidiary — the company GoBus — is actively engaged in regular passenger transportation and serves as a logistics partner for major tourism and image-related events. Currently, preparations are underway for the implementation of an electronic ticketing system for intercity routes.
The Fund continues to promote national-scale projects aimed at attracting investments and creating long-term economic effects. As part of the international sports complex project "Tamga-Tosor," active engagement with potential investors is ongoing, with total investments exceeding 100 million dollars. Work is also continuing on the Baytik Mountain Resort and Chatkal Mountain Resort projects.
